I will look out for that

I will look out for that

I knew about it, but after ploughing through the DVD box sets multiple times in a week, waiting 2-3 months for another 15 minutes just didn't seem that appealing

I knew about it, but after ploughing through the DVD box sets multiple times in a week, waiting 2-3 months for another 15 minutes just didn't seem that appealing

Coach McGuirk: All right, listen up, that was a good game. We all showed up, and I'm proud of that.
Melissa Robbins: Coach McGuirk, I was just wondering how come they cancelled the game after ten minutes?
Coach McGuirk: Well, because we were losing by 20 goals, Melissa. It's called the Slaughter Rule. You know, Melissa,…

Coach McGuirk: All right, listen up, that was a good game. We all showed up, and I'm proud of that.
Melissa Robbins: Coach McGuirk, I was just wondering how come they cancelled the game after ten minutes?
Coach McGuirk: Well, because we were losing by 20 goals, Melissa. It's called the Slaughter Rule. You know, Melissa,…

Logo's picture looks like Jason patiently explaining something, then Huzz's picture is exasperated that the original Jason got a detail wrong, showing up all the Jasons.

'Hey you wanna hear my Jimmy Stewart? OK…uh…what's a line from that movie? 'It's a Wonderful World' that Christmas movie…'

'Hey you wanna hear my Jimmy Stewart? OK…uh…what's a line from that movie? 'It's a Wonderful World' that Christmas movie…'

If you think the music an 8 year old would produce is inherently bad it's probably not for you

He keeps trotting out the same old fodder. I hate to be a neighsayer and it's good to see him back in the saddle, but hay, i'm just being (an) honest (horse).

He keeps trotting out the same old fodder. I hate to be a neighsayer and it's good to see him back in the saddle, but hay, i'm just being (an) honest (horse).

He does tend to nail that balance, Eerie Indiana springs to mind. It would be neat if they showed that episode of  Eerie where he plays a cartoony version of himself. In fact they should show all of that show everywhere all the time

He does tend to nail that balance, Eerie Indiana springs to mind. It would be neat if they showed that episode of  Eerie where he plays a cartoony version of himself. In fact they should show all of that show everywhere all the time

'Al Pacino, who played Ricky Roma in the film, now in the role of Shelley Levene'

'Al Pacino, who played Ricky Roma in the film, now in the role of Shelley Levene'

Do remove your feet from my couch you uncouth lout!

Do remove your feet from my couch you uncouth lout!

Tony Hale's character is one of the only employees that doesn't fuck
everything up, and the shows makes sure you know why he's around: he
knows how to comfort and soothe Selina. Also the matter of clueless youngsters representing the president was briefly explored in In The Loop, and their roles never extend past that…

'hes the whitest man ever to sing
with steel drums in the background
xx'
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