Comic effect. Remember the Bug in "Sleeper"?

Unfortunately, his well-written _Game Over_ is still relevant. Team owners are still playing "build me a stadium or you lose the team" maneuvers.

The medieval writers weren't shy about revisiting mythic material. Revisiting = The Alliterative Mort Dartur, which revisited the Arthur legend to comment upon the Crusades, and make Arthur a bloody tyrant. Or Chaucer's Knight's Tale, which turns a love debat into a query about cosmic justice. Modern — and more often,…

We're so sorry, and we haven't done a thing, all day!

I'm useless on 10 best lists. I try to avoid a few episodes — I don't like "Princess Cookie," among other episodes — but most of the time I'm (squeal) Adventure Time! Yeah!

Hey, why didn't you mention "The Prime Mover," that "Twilight Zone" episode?

My kingdom for a horse (with no name)!

"Bee and Puppycat"? It was great. I just wish there was more.

"Adventure Time" would be different — and I feel, more interesting — with a cat as the brother. We all need some Cake.

What — no comments? This is a wonderful critique!

"Too late."

If all the Bob Dylan parodists were laid end to end . . .  Here's one, also from Rutland Weekend Television: "I've suffered for my music, and now its your turn."

From Wikipedia (which knows all): Disney sold the TV rights to On A Pale Horse to Touchstone/ABC. They are filming a pilot program, which (if it works out) may lead to a series and potentially a movie.

Put him in as the chief owl.

Beware — he's near!

It's realistic. There are really times when the good guys lose. Think about the 1920s in America, with a newly-segregated civil service, and the KKK, and labor unions busted, and the corruption of Prohibition, and a rural depression which is ignored until it rolls into the Great Depression.

I love it. I love the endurance race across the desert and the feminist aspects. The feminism isn't yet fully carried out — the girls go aside to discuss clothes 
— but I loved the idea of a woman warrior.

There is only one Cookie! The rest are stale.

"Bloom County" for the win!

To what extent was Welch's treatment on "The Muppet Show" reaction to what happened on "Saturday Night Live"?