Those cobblestones…

Doesn't that shot of Doug just scream: "REPO WARS, only on Spike"?

That's Kevin R.R. Bacon to you.

Ostraya.

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Colbert got a little Pentecostal at the six minute mark.

I'm just glad they didn't find the little guy near the Tube at "Cockfosters." Wouldn't have been so quick to name him then, would they?

Well, the Royal Society was kind of a circle-jerk when you think about it.

Think Stevie from Malcolm in the Middle and then read this.

Is that you Saladin Chamcha?

I totally agree, especially having just rewatched the series in winter (alright, a Vancouver winter, but still). I'm pretty sure most of these scenes were shot on a sound-stage as well, which lends even more credit to the amazing crop of actors found for this series.

I'm pretty excited for this show moving forward, but was kind of put off by what seems like a lazy affirmation of the conflict thesis in the Bruno bits. This accomplishes nothing in the way of convincing the ideological intransigent to consider the scientific view of the cosmos, but does much in the way of providing…

So it's basically that episode of "Even Stevens" when Louis spends a weekend in bed and behind glass for charity?

Having just watched the episode, I found myself hearing Rust's voice narrating the opening paragraph of this review as I read it. Pretty much lost it at "boy howdy," but still. There's something about his inebriated philosophizing that really sticks with you.

See, it's this kind of certitude that's so markedly…religious. But thanks for sharing your transcendental knowledge with everyone. You really are saving us some time!

It tortures the soul thinking of how many hours of Canadian TV these guys must have endured in order to render such disturbingly acute parody, which still ends up being more appealing than anything on the CBC (besides Peter Mansbridge of course).

Those Daleks are in for a treat with this new doctor. Have you seen that bollocking face?

I can't speak for the "History Channel" proper, but Canada's history channel has continued to debase itself at such an alarming rate that I'm starting to miss the JAG and CSI: New York marathons that used to make up most of their programming, the latter of which—in the apologetic words of the channel—constituted…

I am not an employee of the Canadian PR agency concerned and wholly endorse the sentiments of said interns.

Das Munchink.