Well, that's what happens when you have no depth perception.

I preferred this episode the first time, when it was called everything Adult Swim has done ever.

We took risks, we knew we took them; things have come out against us, and therefore we have no cause for complaint, but bow to the will of Providence, determined still to do our best to the last … Had we lived, I should have had a tale to tell of the hardihood, endurance, and courage of my companions which would have…

Ken Tynan? Critic for The Observer who was the first to champion John Osborne and later created Oh, Calcutta!

Hooray! A thoughtful in-depth discussion of "That's My Dog"! I'm looking so forward to that — as I've been working on the snarky comments since they started reviewing Season One.

Rue de Moliere?

J.G Hertzler plays the gallery owner in Season 5 of "Six Feet Under" and he looks like nothing like Martok or Laas. It did however disappoint me that when Nicole Richie is buying a picture, that he does NOT say "You have no honor!" and run her through with a batleth.

That pretty much is the ending, and, yes, Von Trier was fucking with you.

Yes, under the rules of Dogma 95, the correct name for the director of "The Idiots" is "Depressatron Van der Nazipants"

It —ah— should read "honest-to-Om science" (or honest-to-Io, Offler, Anoia, Nuggan, etc.etc., whichever is funniest)

Ah…I had not read THAT one.

I think Discworld in a hundred years, once the copyright runs out, will be like Sherlock Holmes is today. Any number of books, TV shows (or whatever passes for TV shows in a hundred years), etc. all using the characters, all widely varying in quality. The reason I mention this is that I read this guy

The gun is good. Starburns' penis is evil.

The series is by George C. Chesbro, The hero's name is Dr. Robert Frederickson who has a Ph.D in criminology but he put himself through college by being an acrobat in the circus under the name Mongo the Magnificent. So everybody calls him Mongo.
Many people have suggested the entire pitch consisted of "Mongo, Monjo.…

"Twin Dilemma"? The Doctor tries to strangle his companion but does not have oral sex with concrete.
"Dr Who:The TV movie"? The Master is played by Eric Roberts who does not have oral sex with concrete.
"Time Flight"? The Master dresses up as a racist stereotype for no reason but he does not have oral sex with concrete.
"…

"The Bee- Et - Alls, did you say they were called? Now in MY day, we had proper jazz, performed by proper colored men."

There's a series of books by Joyce Porter (who wrote the Dover mysteries) about a woman named the Honorable Constance Ethel Morrison Burke known universally as "Hon Con".

OK, I looked "fetch" up and apparently it's a real creature in Irish folklore. So "Heathers" are what, zombies from Australian folklore?

LATER SPOILERS THAN THOSE SPOILERS

Or as "The Day of The Doctor" told us, yes.