"If you're going to yell out a joke request please don't ask for it by its punchline."

Just play all of his stuff and you'll have my favourite joke of his.

Aren't they actually still making new episodes of that Rules of Engagement thing?

The guy whose cock Bob was sucking to get the coke?

Exactly. Although to be honest I did feel like I was kinda reaching a bit for that last post. Ultimately we'll find out what the hell Mycroft was thinking next week and we'll have all the answers.

One of the things that makes Elementary great is that even genius' have huge flaws humanizing them. If Mycroft is really infatuated with Joan and wanted to see her while in New York he wouldn't be able to just ignore Sherlock. Just seeing Joan would cause problems. Joan would wonder why he didn't want to see Sherlock,…

My best guess would be that he wanted to see Joan and to a lesser extent, Sherlock. Keep in mind that Sherlock only went to Diogenes to confront Mycroft after he had his lunch with Joan to pursue a relationship. His actual visit to the brownstone was not what caused Sherlock to go to the restaurant, which Sherlock…

When do you mean?

His involvement in Watson is simple, he's into her. And when a man is extremely attracted to a woman he does stupid things.

Thinking back on the episode, at the end of the NSA's interrogation when Agent Mr. Bigpants (or whatever the head NSA guy was I forget) brings up how everyone knows about Mycroft Holmes and Diogenes it's played sort of as they knew about shadyness of the clientele. But given that we now know that Mycroft works for…

I think you're putting way too much emphasis on the list. That just happened and Mycroft capitalized on it.

Jonathan Pryce would be good I think.

I'll back you up on the Joanna Angel love… er… well lust.

It makes me feel dirty to upvote Hitler.

Agreed, she's one of my favourites.

I fast forward to it myself.

That John McCain is a joke?

I wish Gianna Michaels was still in the game to play a Donna companion.

I do not like the idea of a Bugle tv show, although I can't really say why. Something about the idea of actually having to just see them sit around talking just does not do it for me. Although the idea of Andy's history lessons getting portrayed visually is something that could be genuinely awesome and/or terrifying.

Joanna the Mad, OH YEAH!