The Pit of Ultimate Darkness and the one where they are playing a manly poker game and they end up talking about how great it would be to be a woman. Lesbians get so much done in a day! I don't even remember anything about the sketch just Dave as a stoner in a window trying to stop someone from coming onto his house…

Nothing against The Oblongs, but Off the Air was brilliant and probably better than whatever Liquid TV was.

My first thought was Futurama, then Avatar: The Last Airbender. Not even runners-up? The Flintstones? Liquid Television?

I was wondering if anyone else remembered that version. I just happened to run across it on Netflix and I was surprised at how compelling and tense it was even with the crappy video quality and hilarious plant monsters.

@avclub-c1a80e2c0ed9c4e9e686b61220b84260:disqus I know you wrote this months ago, but I just got the DVD out of the library and I just wanted to say thank you. I spent the first half thinking, "Where's Guy Pearce?" then the rest of the movie saying what you said and "Why not just cast an old man?" Christopher Lee is…

@avclub-c1a80e2c0ed9c4e9e686b61220b84260:disqus I know you wrote this months ago, but I just got the DVD out of the library and I just wanted to say thank you. I spent the first half thinking, "Where's Guy Pearce?" then the rest of the movie saying what you said and "Why not just cast an old man?" Christopher Lee is…

House, M.D.

@avclub-3e89778b9ef82189a336a84b1546c976:disqus I don't quite understand what you mean. Obviously it's annoying when someone who hates a show that you like,  (even if you don't, particularly, the negativity can wear you down) but the whole point of a review is to express one person's opinion, why would you want them…

@avclub-3e89778b9ef82189a336a84b1546c976:disqus I don't quite understand what you mean. Obviously it's annoying when someone who hates a show that you like,  (even if you don't, particularly, the negativity can wear you down) but the whole point of a review is to express one person's opinion, why would you want them…

Maybe she wanted to turn Dexter away from her more. I don't know about the laws in Florida, but maybe Deb doesn't want to risk her being tried as a Juvenile and wanted to eventually get something on her for Sal's murder (which is what happened in the end).

Maybe she wanted to turn Dexter away from her more. I don't know about the laws in Florida, but maybe Deb doesn't want to risk her being tried as a Juvenile and wanted to eventually get something on her for Sal's murder (which is what happened in the end).

@avclub-ccddb19d94622d5ff1ee354d99d24d20:disqus That sounds right. Some of them may have been wounded the first time and counted twice by those keeping count.

(I meant to reply to John Barleycorn, I hate replying to myself.)

They showed his daughters in the Easter dinner scene with his wife and mother-in-law. He smacked the girl's hand and said "basta" when she tried to eat she sheep's eyeball.

They showed his daughters in the Easter dinner scene with his wife and mother-in-law. He smacked the girl's hand and said "basta" when she tried to eat she sheep's eyeball.

@ganews:disqus Good points, but if she wanted Tommy out of there, why not just let Richard take him?

@ganews:disqus Good points, but if she wanted Tommy out of there, why not just let Richard take him?

He said he lost 9 men, we don't know how many he had initially.

It was, and is, and it actually had that "cathartic zing" When Spongebob says " But, Squidward, when Santa comes, you'll be the only one without a gift." after he's just been rudely shoved outside, it gets me every time. Then, when Squid comes around and gives away all his stuff, it's very satisfying and silly enough…

It was, and is, and it actually had that "cathartic zing" When Spongebob says " But, Squidward, when Santa comes, you'll be the only one without a gift." after he's just been rudely shoved outside, it gets me every time. Then, when Squid comes around and gives away all his stuff, it's very satisfying and silly enough…