What? They killed Charlie?! I have to watch this episode!

He had a plan. If Ragnar won, he'd shout, "kill him!" and become Earl without moving a finger.

I think Farscape's cost was averaging US$120,000 per episode, on the later seasons. Not enough to pay one person's salary in a US sitcom, but hardly a trifle for s sci-fi show. The soaring budget was blamed as a primary reason for the cancellation.

But if they just killed him, that wouldn't undo the damage that he had already done in that case. The frogomonizer they used actually reversed the compulsion on the jury.

So a middle aged, weak man, trapped in a very unfulfilling job, uses his advanced scientific knowledge to become the city's most successful and mysterious drug dealer because he desperately needed the money. He was aided only by his dim-witted but fiercely loyal assistant.

A bar called Verdant, advertised with a massive, green, glowing V opens just as the drug Vertigo, which is packaged in green pills, returns to the streets and kills a customer of said bar.

She said she was so happy to hear they could take her to her father that she let her guard down and didn't see the Tazer.

We saw his exploding arrows in action just minutes later, in the hospital.

Half-invalid.

It could have been conveyed more clearly, but we're always complaining that shows don't trust their audience and are always hitting you in the face with a hammer to make sure everything is conveyed clearly.

When reading criticism on this show and, much more often, when criticizing this show in my head, I often have to remind myself what pressure these writers must be under. Trying to treat Ollie as real character and trying to really explore the complexities of what he's doing vis a vis a coherent, modern society, while…

To be fair, he's not asking for a Nobel peace prize, he's just asking not to be suspected of being a freaking drug dealer (by his best friend, no less)!

Yes, it's possible that this depraved psychopath, who was able to kill the person who meant the world to his own daughter among countless others, learned his lesson by going to prison for a couple of weeks and then getting a "get out of jail free" card.

But zombies are all about human taste!

The styles are very different, but the writer of Revelations wrote it when he was really old, so there is no way to be sure. Lots can happen to a man's style over several decades.

Yes, for those of us who can't really connect with musicals (other than The Sound of Music, because it made sense that they would sing almost 90% of the times that they did, there); however, the Franco Zeffirelli miniseries had us more than covered.

A lot, but a bomb will always cause less damage in an open space than in an enclosed one, so he was right.

The molds of prosthetic masks are extremely expensive. Shows like Buffy could afford to use prosthetics for every episode because they had (mostly) only one kind of creature. Therefore, they only required one mold and could generate foam latex appliances for every actor from it. In a show where there is a different…

And then they would be forced to go back and add those Eureka moments to all previous episodes, "Hey! it's the Three Bears!"

The thousands and thousands of players of their unreleased game that is still being beta tested… and that hires as beta testers ex-employees and unidentifiable nameless people.