O'Donnell can be pretty good at that.

Steve Martin must be rolling over in his grave.

Now, we're sure these guys weren't Mumford & Sons already, and this is them revealing this has been a years-long, Yes Men-style practical joke?

Die Hard in a clown car!

Maggie steals Bart's skateboard!

Oh, man, now I can't wait for the DVDs to come out so I can run 'The Sound of Silence' over the last couple of shots of the final episode (not that I wasn't excited before, but now I really am).

I've been saying this since about the third episode, but I'm irresponsibly excited to see the episode/s where the whole cast has to come to grips with what the fantastic food he fed them actually was.

Maybe the Dice Man has a shot at Internet TV stardom!

Wahlberg's reevaluation of the movie - "Fucking trees, man. The plants. Fuck it." - is one of my favorite things any actor has ever said.

So, for Nolan's purposes, he's the male Ellen Page?

Let's not forget about the "holiday" based around the failed cryogenics experiment…

Upstairs Fightclub, Downstairs Fightclub

I am one of those people who views the book as a sacred cow, but I'm right with you on preferring the film's ending to the book's, and quite enjoying it generally, for whatever that might be worth.

JUST PICK SOMETHING!

Just as long as it's not Jonathan Rhys-Meyers.

No matter what other lazy/misguided/dumb crap Segel wraps himself up in the future, he committed to the joke brilliantly in this show, and in Forgetting Sarah Marshall. I'll sit through any of his stuff in the future in the hopes of having more transcendent comedy moments like "Lady."

"All parents care about these days is zero-tolerance drug policies and literacy. 'Why can't Johnny read? Why can't Johnny read?' God, that gets old."

Hamilton, you son of a bitch.

Hey, more convoluted continuity! Because the less approachable superhero comics became to new readers, the easier it's been for them to attract an audience!

It's so awesome to see Case's name popping up all over the place. My girlfriend and I met him the first year we went to Emerald City, and he had one of the greatest ROM prints for sale I've ever seen (that's probably like being the only fish in the pond, but still), and I've been following his work closely ever since…