Scott Adams & Dilbert
I don't know if Adams was brought on at the behest of NBC or if the writers were fans (or a bit of both) but I really loved how they handled his guest appearance ("Cram it") and the subsequent "Dilbert" plot throughout the episode. A great job of incorporating a "product" into the storyline in a…

Can you post the links to these clips? I didn't think there were any changes from the broadcast shows and what's on the DVDs. I'd be interested in seeing the original versions.

"Well for the most part it seems Oprah uses her powers for good, not evil."

Oooh! Another vote for Firefly - that'd be the perfect summer TV Club series.

"is Season 3 when we get "Smatthew"?"

Close - the villain's name is actually Terwilliker.

37. No more, no less.

"Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I'm just a simple caveman…."

"That said, on any talk show interview or SNL appearance, he's usually pretty great. Because, not sure if I mentioned this, but he's very likable."

"It has always bothered me. Are these deleted scenes for real?"

Robotic Richard Simmons
Probably the funniest deleted scene ever from the Simpsons.

The Seth MacFarlane Spin-off Showcase! Oh joy.

Damn tease. That video is unavailable.

"Why the fuck do rugby players not wear armor is all I'm sayin'…"

Gosh, I hope he doesn't do anything rash!

*sigh*

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"He could have left it out, though."

Redbox is a movie rental company similar to Netflix and Blockbuster (as is my understanding). "Redboxing" is just as real as "Netflixing" - a colloquial term for "renting".

Definitely Stephen King's Dark Tower. The first three books at any rate - I read those back to back in about a week. I haven't gotten beyond the fourth book recently though. I've gotten less than encouraging reviews from friends who have read the remaining books.