When you mentioned Russian animators, I expected a link to Worker and Parasite.

I have to say that Dr Strangelove wouldn't be nearly as good a film with that ending and hope it was a creative decision by Kubrick.

One of the best part of the ending is that it doesn't suggest you just instantly get over a gambling addiction like a lot of sitcoms and Marge has to get help. There's even a refference to her problem in Bart the Fink.

I did end up watching it and was better than my expectations. The murder become the less interesting part of the show to the point where he had the solution but needed to prove it at about the midway mark but by then the characters were more engaging that it didn't matter that the mystery had become redundant. I…

So it's more of procedural than mystery? Probably won't bother then.

As Elementary is debuting on non-cable Australian TV is it any good? From the promos it doesn't get me very excited.

Radio and TV?

I'm really interested in looking into Sesame Street from looking into old clips but god so many episodes.

I have a husband upstairs.

Slightly off topic but I love Blackadder II's end credits.

League of Gentlemen should get a mention as each episode had a different openning sequence. Are there any other shows that did this? None come to mind but there are probably a few.

I wouldn't consider most of those spoof movies as they do parody a particular genre or movie but as you said aren't built around multiple parodies of movies. I would consider these parodies not spoof movies.

Is there actually a good spoof movie?

I was suprised when I moved out of the country that it was the city bogans listened to Triple J because country bogans call those who listen to Triple J as hipsters. They are literally a different class of bogan.

Speaking of disturbing Australian films Bad Boy Bubby would make an interesting entry into the New Cult Canon.

I watched the start of it on TV last night then changed over to Craig Ferguson than watched the end.

I thought that one was the Brothers Hildebrandt, the one with the Darth Vadar head in the background?

I can categorically claim that the Red Shoes ballet scene is the greatest scene in cinematic history.

Don del Grande has achieved the rank of Pussy Willow.

The "Robot Hell" number from Hell is Other Robots ranks up there.