I wonder if it'll air in other countries or not.

Moonshine Holler has the best ratio of good theme song to middling segment, but I love "Here's To Us" and the Sparks Nevada theme too.

I'll give it a chance, but my expectations aren't high.

It says she was born in Newton and grew up in Burlington.

I just finished last week's "Not Optional" book, Wool by Hugh Howey. Loved it, and was very happy to see the sequel is out here next week.

Once I realized Paul Winfield played Lucius Sweet in The Simpsons I wasn't able to unhear it.

Amazon's pilots are up: http://www.amazon.com/gp/fe…

Edit: Never mind, what Arran said below.

Here you go: http://norm.videopodcastnet…

It is, but I've always preferred the original mix of it: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

http://www.theonion.com/art…

They're airing on FOX too, at midnight on Saturdays from next week, because dignity is for successful shows.

Quinn, Brittany and Santana on Glee is an obvious one (and again with the lesbian stuff, though obviously much more blatent).

I've never been able to remember which is which, so I don't blame him.

…I have William Shatner albums. And the audiobook of his autobiography.

SPOILERS

Cruise's seemed to have been relatively well-known. Plus, when thousands of clones of you invade a world, someone is going to say "Hey, it's that astronaut guy!" I don't think his identity was a secret.

I love Paris, and Concert Interruptus felt like the first real Paris episode. I especially liked how she seemed to be impressed and looked up to Lorelai.

John Hannah has his own comedy cop show now, A Touch of Cloth (written by Charlie Brooker and Dan Maier).

But as demonstrated this episode, the Chief still thinks he's psychic (which she's done before).