Every time they'd change scenes and he'd still have that cookie, I would laugh. Great recurring bit…one of the minor plotlines that actually kept me interested in this episode.

John Mahoney singing "Ricky Don't Lose that Number" in Say Anything

When I was leaving work yesterday, a convertible drove by with "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" playing on the radio…wondering now if it was some DJ's reaction to the news first breaking (don't know whether or not he said love's a game of easy come and easy go). Personally, I would have preferred a less depressing tribute.

*smacks GaimanGirl with cane*

Well at least he didn't say he was going to turn his life over to me…

I think you misread it…he preyed ON god, which explains the anger.

Maybe it's another secret bag of cocaine…you know, just in case.

If we're talking about banning offensive language, a good place to start would be in the names of organizations like this.

To be fair, I didn't say it was my favourite MST3K bit…just saying they did a good send-up.

I LOVE that "Hellooo," "Helloo," Helloo," …"Hello!" bit and still do it every chance I get, most recently with a group of Green-Cheeked Pineapple Conures. I'm pretty sure people think I'm insane. I guess I'm fine with that.

If we were talking about "a very special episode" in the traditional sense, Gamera definitely has the crying child and touching ballad to qualify.

Additional evidence: his last name is "beaver" in German.

You know you are ALL hoping they will announce Wilfred Brimley as the star of Brain Trust…

Wouldn't this be better suited to TLC?

Absolutely.

Funny enough, the graphics were actually called out by DW as a semi-redeeming quality of the game ("while the graphics are nice enough…").

Food Network
Changing the name from a noun to a verb may seem edgy in the Ivory Towers of the Basic Cable Elite, but that extra syllable is NOT going to fool TRULY edgy, flannel-shirt-wearing hipsters who eat giant sandwiches near hoops of fire.

…although his name makes a great sample for house music.

Shouldn't the KFC DD be a melt-away instead? Starts out a greasy candle, ends up a pool of coagulated cheese.

Could be worse…
…could be Jim Belushi playing a current exotic dancer who's also a lawyer.