I've read both and I really enjoy the Reacher novels. It's been a while since I've read any Parker novels, but I do enjoy Westlake as an author. I may go back and re-read some of the Dortmunder books.

I enjoyed the first season a lot, but I just watched this episode and did not care for it at all. The only thing that made me even want to smile was the talking corn cob. I may just be in a bad place but I really didn't think this was funny.

I liked HR Pufnstuf (or however it's spelled). I also really loved (and still do) Pink Panther.

I really liked the Dortmunder books - I should go back and revisit those.

My mom used to work for H&R Block back when I was young, and when she'd bring us to work with her, we would pretend to do tax returns. Our clients had some seriously complicated tax returns!

I'm trying to remember if I ever read Gnome Man's Land - I did read some books by her, but mostly the anthologies. It sounds good, though.

I thought for a minute that Isaac Asimov was going to be a triple stumper, and I yelled at them. Fortunately Joyce heard me and rang in.

No, no, no!!

I don't eat burgers at Wendy's, just the chicken sandwich. I won't eat square burgers. (And yes, I'm aware that makes me sound like a 4-year-old.)

Why would the airline not let him on when his passport wouldn't be expired? How come they can get away with that?

I'm disappointed that I didn't get to meet him at the Wizard World convention I volunteered at last year. His line was so long and I just didn't have enough free time.

How about we revoke all tax exempt status for churches?

Wouldn't that be omnipresent?

I guessed Duke of Brittany. King of France did briefly cross my mind, however.

That went right over my head but I have read the books so I didn't need another clue.

I really, really liked it (haven't re-read it in many a year). It's much more about Merlin than Arthur, if that matters.

I thought that story was a little odd. And I can't believe he called someone a redneck on national TV.

You know, even if you haven't read The Crystal Cave, you should have been able to guess Merlin. I mean, they mentioned an Arthurian trilogy so it's probably not Arthur and who's the next most important person? Merlin.

Isn't he like a strawberry blonde naturally? I've seen him in different interviews and it looks red to me.

Things I like about Hiddleston:
1. He has red hair.
2. He's tall.
3. He's cute.
4. He's intelligent and educated.
5. He can dance like a son of a bitch!