How about Ray Doobie?

All I know is you can make some really great-tasting smoothies with a Magic Bullet.

What? Behind the rabbit? Uh - I meant, behind Mountmajour Abbey?

Harry goes Brazilian.

he’s been modified from a dead guy whose brain was implanted into a cyborg, to a guy who was just burned really, really badly, then given a kickass metal suit.

You mean like "Dead dog owners give the best handjobs -Mark Twain"?

Agreed. Let's follow the steps:

The one main skit I remember when I watched it was Rich Hall showing a representation of the 1980 Olympic skaters, by having little skater figurines taped to a record album that he kept speeding up from 33-1/3 to 45 to 78 until they all flew off.

Everyone's laughing, and riding, and cornholing except Buster.

Don't you mean a-maize-ing?

He's got to stop dying that hair black and keeping it shaggy. He's starting to look like somebody's Aunt with a bad wig (ala Rod Stewart and Elton John). Cut it shorter and let it go grey, for God's sake.

I'd pay to see Salvation Army Of Darkness…

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Oh, you're making me feel dizzy…

And when Tanya Harding's sex tape is the topic, my dinner comes up.

Agreed.

All I know is that as soon as Belinda Stewart-Wilson walks into a scene, I find it hard to concentrate on the rest of the episode.

You may be right about the director filming Ken Howard so that he appeared to tower over Steve Carell, but then again, Howard is 6'6" and Carell is 5'9", so that wasn't very hard to do.

Scroterboat.

After George started working with Jeff Lynne I got quickly tired of his sound (and the same goes for the "Beatles" Anthology singles he produced). It all sounds like some kind of weird ELO/Beatles/Traveling Wilburys hybrid, where every song is virtually the same. Before that, though, George had some great solo work.