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Yes, Beratus the Drunkard, which was about a shepherd who, through a series of hilarious misunderstandings, becomes a feared gladiator. "Are you not entertained?!" was originally shouted by a disgusted drama critic.

I still see hear that Australian guy shouting "Fif! Teen! Knots!" sometimes.

Then it will be time for Forbush Man.

He also has to do that sniggering laugh.

Where would you like them to fail the nerds, hmm? On the patio? In the foyer? You're sick.

No, you're turning into a Daredevil, with your whining and your blindness and your always having to fight ninjas all the time.

He and The Shoveler are out there helping the people, man. No time for movies.

We do have iZods on sale, though.

"…I've made a huge mistake."

I just heard "Have you met my friends, the FISH?" in Nolte's voice, and I'm much happier for it, thank you.

Uh-oh. Next thing you know prairie dogs are going to be blamed for all the wars.

I'm totally goy, and I use schmutz and farshimmelt all the time. Sometimes they're just the only words that fit.

Reading too quickly, I read it as Mel Gibson, which would be a completely different kind of show. And I sort of think we've already seen it.

I remember well the episode where they both temporarily left their respective Holograms and Misfits for a brief team-up, during which they performed a duet called "I'm Okay".

McGeorge Bundy was the best one.

Jewel Kilcher!

"And if he did, it was just to intimidate the Communists."

Ugh, when one of these starts, it just Goebbels up all the attention.

It gets lots of that young Hollywood tail, too.

No, no, the accidentally-discovered love potion is tried and true, one of the top ten fantasy storylines.