Thanks for replying, Todd.  I think my tone might have come off grouchier than I meant it to.

"Galavant.  They named me Galavant,
My dear old mom and dad.
What'd they expect, I'd settle down?
No wonder I'm a cad…"

Don't forget the shot of the teenage drag queen when they come to "DRAG me away."

Cart, kiosk, cart/kiosk.  Cart, kiosk, cart/kiosk.

I like Once upon a Mattress, too. And Shrek: The Musical.

Covers, original songs, or both?

Who picked "Blink" as a scary episode?  I didn't.  Did the reviewers not?  (I agree with Zack about "Midnight," "Waters of Mars," and other episodes.)

one of the Home Improvement Halloween episodes, like "A Night to Dismember"

Two and a Half Men's "Hi, Mr. Horned One"

Something from The Fall (2013) has to be nominated, maybe the finale "The Vast Abyss."

Psych has a Twin Peaks homage too, called "Dual Spires."

King of the Hill's "Pigmalion"

LOL!  :-)

The Christmas episode of Syfy's Haven entitled "Silent Night" was scary.

I wasn't sold on this episode's demon being totally evil.  He punished people who deserved it and spared those who didn't, basically.

"But there’s something to be mined out of a teenage girl deciding to become a teenage mother and both her mother and grandmother having their own experiences with that scenario, and the episode just doesn’t do anything with it. There’s no talk of money. There’s no talk of emotional underpinnings. There’s nothing."

I thought we weren't sure yet if Masters really is shooting blanks.

Could be like kangaroos, rare anywhere but Australia but all over the place there.  Neverland could be conch central.  Or maybe the mermaids really are super evil.

You know who can stay executions?  The governor.

I heard "don't end up hating me," you know, because they're supposed to be friends and she's about to screw him over.