I think Adam Baldwin is the thinking man's Hollywood conservative.

" I'm a veteran of the armed forces, going to school full-time using the GI Bill so I can get a good job. Didn't come from a rich family, didn't get any handouts."

Except Alan Colmes.

I'd wonder if he doesn't listen to directors more in dramatic roles, whereas in comedy he thinks "I'm Robin Williams!!!!!!!!! Nobody is knows funny in a funnier manner than I do!!!!!!!"

It is fun.

Spoilers.

People also forget that aliens invaded Britain in 1958, but were repelled by Winston Churchill throwing copies of A HIstory of the English Speaking Peoples a them. 

It has too be ghosty-like, Whedon must kill off half of all happy couples.

How would we tell there were zombies?

There was some discussion of a gate on the road.

Even if the local hydro plant in a rural area was still running, (like the one near where I grew up) I'm not sure if power could actually get out through the lines without a fully-functioning electrical grid. That was the blackout of 2003, I think, that had part of grid fail and that failure spread.

My dad was a vet and he liked to say "Anyone can be a doctor, their patients will just tell them what's wrong."

He starts a few with "Since bitches ain't shit…" too. 

Action was fairly funny as I remember. 

She had a devoted cult following in the person of Allan Greenspan. 

That infernal nonsense Pinafore? 

Ice beer was typically marked by about 2x the alcohol by volume of the regular brand, there's nothing secret about its success. 

McKinney was just wonderful on Slings and Arrows. He did a really good job of simultaneously humanizing the non-artistic sorta heavy of the series and mocking him for being non-artistic.

He may be just suing to be a dick, which would be really out of character for Morrissey.

GWAR, even more so.