I honestly can't tell if that's the real KISS or their likenesses in wax.

That was passive agressive? Sounds like someone needs to come to Christmas dinner with my family!

Love the dude wearing regular clothes plus a motorcycle helmet.

He really did make it for himself. But I was interested how in this interview he comes across as a lot more… business-like than I would have imagined. "Good Eats" is such a silly little show, it seems like it would be an intense labor of love, but here he is talking about having to remember that it's a show about…

In almost every shot where her crotch would have been visible, her hands were crossed over it.

I never expected to agree with Harry Connick Jr. on anything in my life, but, well, I guess I do.

Steve, I honestly LOVE that even when you write out the plot as straightforward as possible (like with Tracy's story) it still comes out completely incoherent. I can't imagine any of this show's defenders (if they still exist) trying to explain the plot of any given episode to a non-believer.

I would love to see the show explore this theme, but I don't think they have the brains to do it. Someone (John Cho's skeptical character would be perfect) could easily have raised that question.

I completely agree. As cool as it looks to see all that devastation, I'm worried that it's a symptom that the creators are not using their brains s much as they should. Some of the buildings looked like multiple fires had broken out near the windows (and not like a plane or 'copter had crashed). If I passed out in my…

Total agreement on the BOWEL MOVEMENT scene. This guy is a director of something at the FBI, investigating a worldwide occurrence where every scrap of data is meaningful, and he wants to hide his flash forward 'cause he was on the shitter?

@shiv: "I have no idea why, but they like to quickly deflate any storyline that they could milk for a few more episodes."

All four of them are sitting on my shelf at work, right behind me. Suck it nerds!

Gotta agree with Eddie here. And what about Swayze?

Hope Floats! Just like wood and witches! Therefore… something!

I didn't think so, but I wonder now. In this ep, the car crash clearly occurred in our universe (Earth-1). Last season, it seemed pretty obvious that Olivia stayed on E-1 until she was ready to leave the hotel in New York, at which point she was transported to E-2 in the elevator. She was definitely in E-1 when she…

Goddam right, MurrayTheSkull. I was on the fence about getting the first season on DVD, but knowing that they set something like this up last year has pushed me over. Totally awesome. I actually shouted "HOLY SHIT" when she came flying through the window. Also when she bolted up in bed and started babbling in Greek.…

Sneakers FTW!

Needlenose Ned, Ned the Head?
Didn't Victor Garber say at the end, when asked how the other guys were handling the Groban situation, that "the Ryerson guy was crying" or something? Did they give Stephen Tobolowsky's character that last name as an homage to his greatest role in "Groundhog Day" or am I just dreaming?

Holy shit. I just had my mind blown. I hope that was just makeup, or else time has NOT been kind to him.

Christ, shaquitaj1, why did you have to mention Heroes? Now you've got me really worried about Glee…