They had a spin-off on the boards featuring Woo, but decided the title was too profane, so they decided to call it "White Cocksuckers," which they deemed would make it past the profanity police.

Agreed.  The caption photo of her has to be the worst picture of her I've ever seen, though.

Agreed.  The caption photo of her has to be the worst picture of her I've ever seen, though.

Not appropriately Alison Brie sad-eyed enough.

Not appropriately Alison Brie sad-eyed enough.

I guess I am a retarded fish, because I loved this episode from start to finish.

I guess I am a retarded fish, because I loved this episode from start to finish.

Yes to many of the comments below. Quite surprising, as I thought I was relatively alone in regarding Field Trip to be an A episode.  It's in my top five of all time, and a moment of TV altogether I haven't forgotten, even ten years after viewing.
Glad TVDW gave a shoutout to Vince Gilligan in the writing credit, and…

Yes to many of the comments below. Quite surprising, as I thought I was relatively alone in regarding Field Trip to be an A episode.  It's in my top five of all time, and a moment of TV altogether I haven't forgotten, even ten years after viewing.
Glad TVDW gave a shoutout to Vince Gilligan in the writing credit, and…

He couldn't do the full Basil Fawlty because, as an actor, he knew that would require a full shot for the several goose-steps, and he was in an "MCU" (medium close up) on a tight set, so he couldn't pull it off.

He couldn't do the full Basil Fawlty because, as an actor, he knew that would require a full shot for the several goose-steps, and he was in an "MCU" (medium close up) on a tight set, so he couldn't pull it off.

You just did.

You just did.

I thought it was a battle to see who could do the best Charlie Day impersonation.

I thought it was a battle to see who could do the best Charlie Day impersonation.

Wow, six responses. I'm really not married to the propositions of my earlier comment, but in reviewing the six posts below, I have this to say about it.

Wow, six responses. I'm really not married to the propositions of my earlier comment, but in reviewing the six posts below, I have this to say about it.

I don't know how things happen in the U.K., but in my head, Malcolm's story is still being written. In America, such a fall would land him a job as a hell-fire and brimstone cable news guy like Olbermann or O'Reilly — talking exactly the same (with careful equivalents for the profanities), except getting paid…

I don't know how things happen in the U.K., but in my head, Malcolm's story is still being written. In America, such a fall would land him a job as a hell-fire and brimstone cable news guy like Olbermann or O'Reilly — talking exactly the same (with careful equivalents for the profanities), except getting paid…

As long as were into the U.K., Spooks and about 20 other shows off the top of me head.