It was in My Uncle Oswald that Roald Dahl described what a snozzberry was. In describing a plan to get rich by seducing famous men, keeping the used condom, and selling their sperm:

It's a law library!

Yeah, Raylan knew immediately why Tim was calling him. He has to know that the car has a locator.

I assumed that Ava tripped the alarm on purpose so that Boyd could sneak a peek at the code.

In the "Previously on" segment at the beginning they showed Rick talking into the radio at dawn. So as soon as I realized that they were in Ricks home town i knew that Morgan would be back. Spoilers abound.

The audience member asked if his restaurant was in Malibu and he said "No, it is in Santa Monica, sweetheart." How is that flirting or harassment? Calling her "sweetheart"?

At least it meant that they didn't have to worry about doing the other 100 plates well.  When you can pick the best five scallops, of course they will be cooked perfectly!

Maybe because the idol is useful to the Fans in the event that it lasts until the merger. Although if this season is anything like the last FvF there will be a tribe swap before the merger.

I fast forwarded to 6:33 and nothing. Then I wondered if the time on my DVR was accurate because it started about 2 seconds in to the episode, so I moved around a bit. Then I wondered if they counted the 6:33 using the original video, without taking the commercials or title card into account so I fast forwarded a bit…

(There’s a fun beat where he mentions he wants to include 12 and 13 year olds, and Milton isn’t sure what to call them; “Adolescents,” the Governor says. “It’s a twentieth century invention.”)
I think you got this wrong. The Governor calls them adults and Milton corrects him and says "You mean, kids." The Governor says…

Yeah, if they were going to send Tyreese into Woodbury as spies, they wouldn't have been talking about how unhinged Rick is.

Oh, I get you. I thought Mr. Adams was saying that the LINE was a way to skirt copyright, not that the entire concept was. that is obvious. I disagree that it was particularly clever. Shows have been doing stuff like that forever — although usually as a way to parody the material itself (see McBain).

Well, you'd have to watch more than 20 for "Top 10" to be even "better than average". I don't think I could even name 20 comedies on TV. But I get your point. You like BBT. Me too!

That was a great line.

How many comedies do you watch that "Top 10" would be a compliment?

Seemed pretty much on par for me. Most swingers parties are less "Eyes Wide Shut" and more "sexagenarian nudist camp"

Detective? Pssssh. Crooked politician you mean.

What single, straight man would pass up the chance to bang a UK coed played by a Miss Teen USA pageant winner? I'd have done her on the bar next to Jody's dead body.

This is the closest they come to a bottle episode.

Thanks for not linking to the "Too Stupid To Live" page on TV Tropes. You saved me a good three hours.