Leaps back in window and sits down calmly..

and then later on

"Come on, boys! Those white flags are no match for our muskets!"

In addition to Moe's "What the hell you doing with my money at your house, Fred" moment, it also has the gem of Moe the sensitive substitute:

Can't… stop… doing… the Monkey!

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the end. The end of dog racing.

Elmore Leonard's "Touch", (been working my way through his stuff the last few years) and waiting on getting the latest George Pelacanos novel from my library.

"Oh, hello! I'm Homestar Runner! … Isn't that great?"

"Before I eat a tall slice of marmalade I like to drink lots and lots of marshmallows. I mean Fluffy Puffies."

Doyle was pretty funny throughout, but the best was his messing with Knox using the cane.

Ohhhh, it's galloping away!

I thought the most interesting thing in that sketch were the two older guys getting their hair cut and Keenan's "hair cutting" which i kept expecting to result in him smacking the guy in the head with the trimmer.

Did you know there are over 600 critics on TV and Leonard Maltin is the best looking of them all?

Oh, I don't know … Harvey Fierstein..

Getting to see Chico and Harpo do their shtick though seems like it could be a good time

That';s a good one, right from the start it goes of the rails: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

On someone else's vomit.

Yeah, to me that's what the joke has become, that these two are so unrelentingly positive and enthusiastic about things like dancing through the halls.

I was surprised at the restraint in not having Segal do his Andre the Giant impression.

Why'd she just leave me here when I clearly need medical attention?