Oh, and dinosaur lamps, the greatest gift of all, from the husband.

Batman: Year One, The Killing Joke, The Wednesday Wars, The Big Rewind, Eating Animals, and some non-book stuff as well—all of Buffy, Ticket to Ride (best board game ever), fun stuff from my sister in law's winery, and a Slytherin scarf.

If Broadbent's in Love Actually, I've never noticed. And I'm also on the "That movie is good" side of this argument. I don't understand revulsion at the thought of it.

I'll agree that she's more interesting than Illyria most of the time, but I think Illyria's ability to transform back into Fred makes for an incredible moment in the series finale, and a great B story in the episode with Fred's parents. Can't think of any standalone moments Jasmine had that were as strong.

Season six's finale is my favorite of the series, for sure. Also the only one not written by Whedon, oddly enough.

I think the back half of season four contains the series' weakest arc with (spoiler? Meh) the Jasmine storyline, and five is its best season. However, the first half is terrific.

Whoa, haven't heard that question in a while. Do the people who watch MTV now know what it stands for?

It's only one degree separated from Firefly, as both feature Jewel Staite.

The best thing about Airbender is in the Rifftrax, when Mike notes that Rathbone is "the Harpo guy from Twilight."

… Do we work at the SAME grocery chain's corporate headquarters?

Seriously. It's almost felt like they were trying to make him into a douche for a while, and this was a wonderful return to form.

Ah, yes, that was a subplot. I faintly recalled the dogs turning into men, and maybe some of Ted's pillows turning into women…? Thanks.

Robin's dogs
Where'd those guys go? I'm trying to remember if this was clarified. Maybe a farm in Ontario or something?

OK, I work at a grocery chain's corporate headquarters, and we have three options: clip, lanyard, or BUNGEE CORD. That's what I have. So I think I win.

Ugh. My husband and I watched that episode around midnight once and wanted burgers SO BADLY. It was torturous, but you better believe we were at Red Robin the next day.

But John, if the Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don't eat the tourists!

Never aired the ending. Sad. There was a charming "fucking crazy" quality to it.

http://xkcd.com/566/

WHY WOULD ANYONE EVER BE GLAD HE WON'T BE DOING THAT

Shake a leg, now, Wishbone!