What's so funny about an unpleasant asshole constantly getting his comeuppance?

Harry makes some reasonable requests, some slightly unreasonable requests (keep the kitchen open a little later), and some more unreasonable ones.

@HowLovelyToBeAWerewolf, saying the Cold War "was already brewing" by 1968 is a bit of an understatement.

TV Exec: We're talking the original dog from hell.

The birth mother said that she gave one of the twins to "church", and Helena grew up in a convent, so that is good evidence that Helena is the other twin.

@avclub-0ba59c6804c39f5b61134cfcb551d75e:disqus, thanks for the correction.  It wasn't cancer.

They are all available legally and for free to stream from www.space.ca.  Hopefully, there are no restrictions preventing it from being streamed from outside Canada.

In the show, yes, they've shown that the clones have close-enough fingerprints. Sarah's criminal record showed up because of a match between her prints and those taken from the dead German clone.

Good points.  I'm having trouble remembering much of the character interactions between Alison and her husband from the early episodes.  He definitely could have been shown as more of a condescending jerk and I've just forgotten about it.

Yes, "Family Day" is such a bullshit, meaningless holiday.  I'm not adverse to having an extra, new holiday, but at least give it a meaningful historical name or have it on the anniversary of something meaningful.

No, we got last Monday off for the most un-American reason possible: to celebrate the Queen's birthday (even though it isn't really her birthday) and to mark Queen Victoria's birthday.

According to Wikipedia and AMC, there will be a new episode of Mad Men this Sunday at 10:00PM EDT.

@avclub-9ff7c9eb9d37f434db778f59178012da:disqus  - or both!

Balon declared himself king of the Iron Isles (where he is supposed to be the Lord loyal to the king of Westeros) and of the North.  Both of those are parts of Westeros, so even though he doesn't claim to be ruler of the entire kingdom or to sit the Iron Throne, he is just as much a usurper as Robb is, from Stannis's…

1. Joffrey
2. Cersei
3. Ser Illyn Payne
4. The Hound

I think I’ve said this before, but I get it—especially with the new revelation this year that the Lord of Light can bring people back from the dead, well, heck, I’m a believer.

From the Newbie review: 

Good point.  I meant the actual police officers/detectives, not civilian lab guys like Dexter and Masuka.

Okay, maybe my dad did steal Itchy, but so what? Animation is built on plagiarism!

Was what made Bob Newhart so popular at first the novelty of hearing one-half of a pretend phone conversation, or was it the content of the conversations?