I remember this being mentioned after the attacks as one of the few plots that had to be changed on TV. It actually started with ocd Monica insisting that they go to the airport 3 hours early, which was crazy pre 9/11 and required right after.

Of course, then they have Mulder and Sculler on, and more recently, the Glee cast.  The believers in the St Elsewhere universe don't even use The Simpsons, because all of the crossovers make it too easy

Just saw a reference to "non-union mexican equivalent" in the article for the Wings trailer

I think this would had been a good article to include some creators who hated their own works, that were actually good.  Eg. Matt Groening always hated the crossover episode with The Critic, even though it's still incredibly quotable; Franz Kafka never wanted any of his books published.

"phooey" is my reply to this, I was thinking of this as a new season. none of my ideas will work if people keep thinking about them

Rory was the companion's companion

that's nitpicking, just cause you can't buy them on itunes as the same season

which is what made her an unwilling tool.  or did the priestesses not really help them?

I don't know if this is one of those things that's been mention a 1000 times before, but I just realized: all of the doctors companions since Rose, have appeared in the previous season (in character or not) as unwilling tools of villains.  Or did I just blow your Mind?

I've never seen it brought up before, but would Winona Ryder had really made Godfather 3 any better.  It probably would have ended her career

Hideaway reunion! yay!

of course, just ordered the dvds on cyber monday

Yeah, they actually want Jon Voight  to be nominated for an Oscar for this! watch the review, they really did

I think it was Alan Sepinwall who first criticized that part of the show

One thing you forget about the 9/11 storyline was that the sketch was not "scathing" it merely showed white house staffers (i think carl rove) meeting with hollywood execs, who were the ones being satired.  Sorkin thinks that comedy was afraid to even mention the Bush administration, completely forgetting that the…

The difference between this show and 30 Rock always came  down to one scene for me: the Bill Cosby impression.  On Studio 60, DL Hughley gives a monologue about how all black comedians are expected to have a Cosby impression, and how he doesn't have one, therefore he is encumbered by his not stereotyped talent.  On 30…

interesting that you brought up fan fiction, as this show was once called aaron sorkin's SNL fan fiction, with matthew perry as his mary sue character

I'd like to mention the second appearance in a week of the actor who played to fake id dealer.  He was also on Community in a more extended guest star roll.  Anyone know who this guy is, or did he just have two good auditions in a row?

Can we talk about the connection between John Goodman's rant and Ned Beatty's epic one scene in Network?  I kept thinking he would say, "You are messing with the primal forces of nature, Dean"

Everybody needs to get a haircut in this movie.  And scarlet needs to grow it out.  I'm sorry, but they're distractingly bad, these are supposed to be business people