What my husband calls "brisk" I call "Are you crazy? It's too fucking cold." I hate winter, even here in North Carolina.

Do you have the copper cups? They're not mandatory but I do think they make the drink a little better.

I would love to see them get back to that. I'm assuming this really is the last season, so I'd prefer it be about Sam and Dean driving around the country kicking demon butt.

Yes, that was surprising too. Both games were slow to get moving; the gaps in knowledge had me scratching my head. It seemed to me like no one was doing well in this episode until I noticed Arthur's score. The rhythm just felt a little off to me on Monday and Tuesday.

Did you keep track of the triple-stumpers? It seemed like there were at least a half dozen, which was certainly more than I expected in TOC.

I was hoping against hope that there would be a review because, yeah, the 200th episode is a show is a big deal. I think you did a good job of getting to the heart of the episode, though.

The boys were looking pretty guilty about Adam. I could live with them spending a few episodes trying to get him out of that Hell Box.

Oh my god, this episode. I loved it so much. It went from wacky to weird to so touching and full of truth. My eyes were getting a little misty, which made me feel kind of stupid. Now I don't, since I see other people also had trouble seeing by the end of episode.

It's OK if you're drunk, as was my friend. But who wants to be around a bunch of other drunk people when you're trying to run the Superman category?

She's put on a little weight. It appears Wolf and Co. haven't told her she needs to lose it, which is a nice change. Anyway, she's still gorgeous, in case that matters.

Season 1 was hilarious. Season 2 was really uneven, but still good enough to tune in every week. We stopped watching about halfway through season 3, because it just wasn't funny anymore.

An old friend of mine used to leave happy hour every night to watch Jeopardy. You can't watch Jeopardy in a bar full of drunk people.

I don't watch the show, but I have checked out the line-ups for a few seasons. I've never been able to identify more than half (if that many) of the so-called stars, and the ones I can identify usually have no reason to be famous.

I'm not sure I can even talk about it because it irritated me so much. Bleh.

That "Abby is a sidekick" comment in the Times really, really pissed me off (Take note that almost everything Allessandra Stanley writes pisses me off, but that's in one of the more stupid thing she's ever said), so I'm kind of sensitive about it too.

I noticed that too, but The Bachelor deserves to be bagged on at every opportunity, so I didn't have a problem with it.

I agree with almost everything you said. However, I don't think this:
Ichabod has been involved in every possible mystical event of the Revolutionary Era

The last thing this show (or any show, IMO) needs is a love triangle. There's enough natural tension between Abby and Jenny; I do not want to see them fighting over a boy.

Ha! I hear ya. He's a big, old, whiny baby, isn't he? Dude needs to get back oh his Hell-horse and burn some shit down.

Yeah, I'm really disappointed with Irving and Jenny suddenly being treated like minor characters. This show was, as far as I know, a hit just the way it was. Why mess with something that's working like gangbusters? I hate to be cynical by thinking they've deliberately sidelined the African-American characters, but I…