I did not know there was a movie about John the Balladeer.

There was a scene on an episode of "F Troop" where they were going to buy some horses, and Larry Storch's character said he wanted a palomino. When asked why that particular breed, he said, "Any palomino is a pal o' mine-o."

"Mayberry RFD" with Ken Berry. It was not good.

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Oh, Lord. The Face in Space episode. There were far too many GLBs in the first two seasons for my taste.

Cookie Monster is my new favorite commentor.

Not really about the show, but
Have you read any of the Silver John stories by Manly Wade Wellman? I always think of Andy Griffith as John.

I watched it on WGN out of Chicago when I was a kid in the '70s. So, yeah, it was popular outside the South.

Maybe Cave Commentor is a Cro Magnon? Then he could kill the GEICO Neanderthals.

I don't know. I think my favorite is the one where George Lucas explains the prequels.

That was a really good X-Files episode. I think his character's name was Luther Lee Boggs.

@RW: Good call on the similarity between the two characters. I forgot he was a Betazed psychopath.

Brad Dourif was on B5, for sure. He was a serial killer who had his mind wiped, and his punishment was to spend the rest of his life as a monk. But then one of his victims' relatives found out his true identity and psychologically tortured him. Then THAT guy was given the same punishment.

Commander USA of the Legion of Decency (retired)?

She doesn't look too bad here

Didn't Patton Oswalt say to girls turning 20, "Sorry, girls, guys in their 40s don't want to fuck you any more."

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"So shines a good deed in a weary world … "

If I can break in here for a sec with another classic Eastwood scene, I'd have to say the meeting between Josey Wales and Ten Bears is one of my all-time favorites.

"Attack of the Giant Leeches" has a line from one of the 'bots that I sometimes use …

I am looking forward to reading Supergods. Too bad it's been postponed until next year.