Looking forward to Scarecrow and Mr. Castle next season.

Does anyone remember Free to Be You and Me by Marlo Thomas and friends? I thought that was the most obscure joke on the program, but maybe it's one of those things that's still going after forty years.

Blossom was just a blatant ripoff of Molloy! I wonder whatever happened to the girl who was in that.

Except trains? Watch Risky Business.

Someone has to ask Vinnie Jones if was harder playing a Lizardman or a Gooner.

On CSI (sorry) there was also a goat. Something to do with an experimental drug that needed goat's milk.

No one is going to mention that somehow George wound up with the Gordon Gartrell shirt that Theo wanted to buy on The Cosby Show?

Greendale students are technically in the Army Reserve. Maybe City College has a similar rule and just decided to take advantage of it.

Greendale students are technically in the Army Reserve. Maybe City College has a similar rule and just decided to take advantage of it.

I think in The Twilight Zone companion they said that Cliff Robertson was interested in history and he was responsible for picking the hat for Chris, saying it was more accurate than the hats they usually wore on these wagon train stories.

Should we mention Mr T. was an extra in Daley Plaza?

So they're giving Abby Sciuto from NCIS her own show?

I thought it meant the revival of Michael Cimino's film career.

I Know Where I'm Going has a giant whirlpool and three pipers!

A Matter of Life and Death/Stairway to Heaven or The Red Shoes. Marius Goring is in both so you can't go wrong.

I don't have anything to say, but I'll point out Hop Sing was the cook on Bonanza. Nice to see he went on to bigger things after leaving the Cartwrights.

I was just happy there was another Carnegie Mellon shout-out. (Previously mentioned on 30 Rock and The Simpsons.)

Dirty Mary and Crazy Larry.

One of Gaiman's comments at the time was the BBC was a little like a sausage maker because no matter what you put in it came out looking like Doctor Who.

Without Tull's horse-drawn seed drill the British agricultural revolution would never have occurred.