I did think this was the worst episode of the season so far, but I still enjoyed it more than Attack of the Killer App and Yo Leela Leela. A "D" might be a little too harsh for what I'd rate it, but I certainly understand someone disliking the episode enough to give it that.

From what I recall, there were no character crossovers in the Fullerverse outside of Marianne Marie Beattle until Hannibal. Only product and business references before then.

Honestly, Wonderfalls is the one prematurely canceled show that I can say I'm happy it was canceled. And that's not a dig at the show. After all, it is my fourth favorite show of all time. However, the way the season ended was nearly perfect, and there were more than a few ideas that the guys had for Seasons 2 and 3…

Yes, Fuller has specifically said that the murder scene that opened the pilot was the work of the Tooth Fairy. I assume that's no big spoiler since the creator of the show came out and said it, anyway. :p

I think a big part of it is that Ned has had his abilities seemingly all his life. He just never touched a dead thing before Digby. He grew up with this returning-the-dead-to-life weirdness. With Jaye, she didn't start hearing the voices until she was 24. And in the pilot that was aired, it made it look like the…

I think it's funny you mention not liking a certain something about Wound-Up Penguin's plot but then mention liking Crime Dog's plot when both episodes' plots do that same thing. (Thing omitted for spoiler reasons.)

Yeah, this was the episode that hooked me on the series. It's a toss-up between this one and Cocktail Bunny for my favorite of the series. I love the themes and emotional impact of this episode. (But Cocktail Bunny has plenty of emotion too, and it gives Aaron his best bit in the series, IMO (I think I'm remembering…