When Sue started swinging her arms to fend off Axl, did anyone else half expect her to say, "If you get hit, it's your own fault!"?

Oh dear GOD!

I always loved the following call-back exchange from "The Cartridge Family":

"Eliza is a slinky goddess"
I especially like the way she walks down stairs!

Was I the only who recognized "Flip Phone Girl" as Missy from "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide"?

Homer: Run, boy! They have a taste for meat now!

NM

"Marge, you being a cop makes you the man! Which makes me the woman! Which I have no interest in being-Except for the underwear which, as we've discussed, is strictly a comfort thing."

Perfecto. Rah.

Doesn't she hate pants?

Well, I wouldn't say I was a SUPER powerful witch;  I did manage to flip a hatchback the other day.

Well, then you better brace yourself:  I hear Breaking Bad tried to convince people there's a NEW Mexico.

I'm scared!

That's your solution to everything-"live inside a mountain."  It's not gonna happen!

Lily, your messing up Inigo Montoya's legen-wait for it!-dary line either means:

*BELCH*

Ha!  Ballet is for the fierce, the strong, the determined.  But for the sissies?  Never!  Now put on this fuschiatard.  You are a fairy!

When I saw the title to this list, my first thought was "Benton Fraser!"  But then I thought, "No, even though Due South was one of your favorite shows (and Paul Gross was your first major crush growing up), it's probably not on anyone's pop culture radar nowadays, particularly anyone at AV Club."

WRT the Brannagh version (not sure how it's staged in other renditions), I used to hate how Margaret just stands there and doesn't say anything while Claudio is pushing Hero around and calling her a tramp.  But then I thought-How exactly would that even have worked?

Did anyone else think of "Jeremy's Iron" when they saw the shirt in the picture?