The Simpsons
how about Phil Hartman saying "Suprise witnesses, each more suprising than the last". or Homer's "then off to the duff brewery"?

I'm pretty sure that the first Jakie Chiles was originally concieved as a back door pilot for his own show, which didn't end up being made. Does anyone else know more about this?

I think that the initial appearance of Jackie Chiles was concieved as a back door pilot for his own show. Does anyone know more about this?

Aw man
Here I am working my way through Battlestar Galactica, I've just gotten to season 4 when an unmarked spoiler in the question has inadvertantly let me know how S4.5 will end. Also Newsradio S5 was worthless without Phil Hartman

Margaret? Lady you got the wrong file.

Bullseye!

Archer, Community, It's Always Sunny and Louie (when it was funny) are generally the shows that get belly laughs from me every week.

I actually ended up taking a nap about 10 minutes in, the show didn't have the goofy idiocy of previous weeks that appealed to me and instead I found myself bored and sleepy.

Or if he had turned out to be Goggles' son because the resemblance was uncanny.

I see Scrubs as the Anti-Seinfeld, every episode ends with characters hugging and learning through montages and a voice-over

The city has just passed another tax
on puffy directing pants

Wasn't Joe buying the dinners?
I thought that Joe was picking up the frozen dinners, while attempting to get the clerk to say hello to him

Why did they invent a new story for the wolf?
Roger has already had a wolf in an earlier episode, what was the point of that flashback sequence?

I was screaming at my tv for large parts of the episode, willing most of the characters, especially Lori, to die a gruesome death.

I agree with you Fireflame and I also came up with a fun idea for a drinking game (if you are under 18 I suppose it would be a laughing game) so I can continue to watch the show without being bored. You need to drink (or mock the series) everytime you: 1) want to kill a character or feel they should be killed because…

The End of the Simpsons Episode
The episode ended in an almost identical way to an early episode of American Dad, where they find out that Roger needs to be an asshole or he will die.

They had dropped hints about that Mantaclaus thing before, I can't remember when but there was definetly something about it.

I want a million dollars so I can combat IDS

On the subject of the Batman movies, I feel that they both get different elements right. Burton's Batman movies had sets that portrayed Gotham City as something other than just Chicago but Keaton's Bruce Wayne, especially in the first one, was awful, he seemed more like Clark Kent than Bruce Wayne. It also had a much…