avclub-324df9113b401b4b137ca61958bdcf33--disqus
graycoop
avclub-324df9113b401b4b137ca61958bdcf33--disqus

My TV's closed captioning gets a workout whenever there's a dialogue-heavy episode for Chibs.

I used to work at a prepress shop which did work for Marvel, DC, and Archie back in the early-to-mid '90s. We had to be vigilant when scanning artboards to make sure that the letters didn't run together. CLINT was an offender, as were the surprisingly frequent onomatopoeic uses of FLICK in Archie comics.

Just the other night I watched "Conflict Resolution" ("I accept your decision"), "Casino Night" (poker champ), and "Gay Witch Hunt" (red-facedly giggling idiotically at the idea of Oscar being gay). He must have suffered a traumatic brain injury sometime during that summer. All I can figure is he was helping Jim move

Finally got around to watching the episode, and the most memorable thing
about it is that the U-verse episode description called the town
"Miller's Crossing" instead of Chester's Mill.

Cool that we get to see Jim Jarmusch working his part-time job selling French-fried potaters.

Drunk Pam staring at Jim and nodding as he recaps the Dundies is one of the best portrayals of someone about to do something impulsive and ill-advised. She's a pair of ticking time bags. Luckily, she just falls off her chair instead.

Dang. I was hoping Shannon was gonna portray the '70s version of Shade, The Changing Man.

I'm not one who typically notices these things but, in the scene at the car wash when the Challenger is getting wiped down, the song that's playing on the PA is "Catch Me (I'm Falling)" by Pretty Poison. Made me wonder whether someone's being funny.