I'm surprised Walt didn't address Bill as "Hey, Mr. M!"
'Cause that's what Roy did in The Simpsons… Get it?

my new ID card arrived
It says that I'm a "Jimmy James Junior Rancher" or some such nonsense.

Mrs. Fhtagn DVR's Secret Life. It is a ball of suck.

However I am willing to start watching based on this review.

Howard Hawks was overrated, too.

The smarmy TV executive in Wayne's World? Anything?

By that legal definition, many comics writers owe Gaiman money.

Death only enhanced Tupac's recording career.

I am totes waiting for Tomcats 2. I can hardly wait for a cinematic retelling of Jake Busey's sexual exploits.

No, no, Mr. Mustache. Lithgow's performance in Garp was anything but hammy. He was really easy-going as the shemale (or in modern parlance, "transitioning") Roberta. In fact, the whole film was an acting class in understatement.

Was it over when the Germans made Pearl Harbor II?

I'll tell you why this film was made.
The checks cleared.

Luckily I'm not an accountant, so I'd probably be up in the broadcast booth like the people on the air during staff meetings.

the consistent application of insanity
The recurrent theme I love best about NewsRadio is the healthy doses of insanity around the workplace. This show started out as a workplace sitcom but how many workplaces have eccentric billionaires, MacGyver-esque repair guys, and helplessly neurotic doofuses ("doofi"?) roaming…

Miss Amanda Bynes
on-again, unretired.
Birds chirping sweetly.

That Battlefield puzzler was nothing compared to this episode's equivalent of "remember a trash can. Remember a trash can."

There should be two hot Koreans in every TV show.

Starship UK implies that there is, indeed, a Space Florida.

Are you kidding? The Bill-and-Ted-esque(-uire!) time tinkering made this episode brilliant. Especially since there's little crumbs flung out earlier in the show (and season) that all resolve here and now.

There was no need to shoot it like a clay pigeon.