I love how they glossed over the gangbang in the TV movie.
"I remember that day. I sort of fell in love with all of you!" or something.

I thought that was Lili Taylor on the left, in the thumbnail.

"Amerida."

Before, I heard it was Etobicoke you would want to give a miss.

Okay I like Canada. Okay?
I was brainstorming two nights ago, trying to think up ideas for possible scripts for 24 Hour Comics Day. I remembered a convo I had with a ladyfriend who tried to impress me with Toronto's range—apparently I'd be only a 6 by that city's standards—and then she tried to tell me that one…

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Looks like "BFFs" got F'd in the B!

I've only ever heard really old people referencing M&J.
They're like "Well well well—if it isn't Mutt and Jeff!"And they think they're all funny, too.

Something about the way Pip and Jane Baker write is appealing to me, and I don't know why. The ideas ARE kind of idiotic, you are so right. But the vocabulary they use is a little different from what you read in your typical script.

Haven't seen it in years; didn't the Doc and the Rani examine the skeleton of one of the Lakertyans and describe it as some kind of a reptile or bird?
This reminds me, one of the few nice things I've ever heard said about "The Twin Dilemma" was that the dorky aliens were an avian species, which was rare. (???) This was…

Somebody smashed my car window this morning, and I could not help but think of this thread while I was removing all the broken glass.

This sounds like a string of IMs I once sent and reread a month later.

You had me snoozing at "I am an Australian."

"Dragonfire" is pretty good too, or at least it was popular at the time it came out. If you aren't amused by the conversation about ANT hunts between the stupid and stupider security guards dressed in all white uniforms then I don't know you.

Yes, "Mysterious Planet" had a Robert Holmes script, so it was bound to be a little good at least. It's also very funny. And it had TWO really weird robots in it.

The idea behind the Trial is a bit mind-blowing, and I hope nothing will or has spoiled it for you before you get the chance.

Noooooo, hold off on it. No continuity necessary.

McCoy's a fun guy, and he got plenty of great material to work with.

Late to the Party
I heard the Cloister Bells playing in the background of this one.

Didn't the Onion do a very very very very very mean article on "Weird" Al a hundred years ago? I think the pendulum has swung back a bit.

Auspicious Beginning for "WE'RE NO. 1"
It debuted on the same day as 2ne1's "I AM THE BEST."