Father Ted is simply brilliant, especially the character of Father Jack.

Ecce Homo Que Est Faba

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Yesterday my English teacher, having nothing else to do, showed us that, and I was really hoping it would be on this list. I was the only one in class who had actually seen it, but I'm pretty sure I got some people hooked (especially the kid who fell over laughing too hard at the Nelson references).

My dearest contrafibularities, Mr. Johnson, on completing your dictionary.

Bob Hope is heterosexual so you're oppressing me bc your saying that straights are gods

That is the most brilliant "typo" ever made.

The last 5 minutes of this episode is one of the most engrossing, dramatic, amazing scenes I've ever seen. This might be the best damn episode they've made yet; only the pilot and the first episode of this season possibly equal it.

Ah, thanks. I haven't actually watched the show.

Did I see Jon Hamm as a doctor? Or am I just hallucinating post-Mad Men?

"The Ridiculous Six…is…enamored…with…donkey shit…and…racist…comedy."
-Jesse Hassenger,

I can't tell what's sarcasm and what isn't anymore.

Mad Max: Fury Road? Or Creed?

This app will be yuuuuuuge.

I also really liked the establishing shots, which really added to the whole 'it's a Christmas feel of the episode.

All this reminds me of is the Clickhole quiz, "How fucking annoying are you about Benedict Cumberbatch?"
I was "Pretty Fucking Annoying", thank you very much.

I read this as Jesus Camp and was wondering what the hell that documentary had ever done to destroy democracy.

That makes a lot more sense and I have no idea why I didn't think of that.

Jesus, what a cliffhanger. Mike's scenes are always so near-unbearably sad, belied by occasional comedy. It really provides a nice contrast to the Malibu Crew, who are just so self-centered and arrogant, whereas if they were left alone they would probably all be like Mike in their own way, sad, lonely, and despairing.