Yes, that's right. A lovely, lovely cow with great big lovely udders,
swinging around going 'Mooo, come to Nursie-cow, you lovely little
heifers!' Oh, yes, what fun, I want to be a cow again, please!

So you find these two episodes amusing then?
I try not to fly in the face of public opinion.

Who is this Dickie Dido and why does he have one very long hair?

I feel Blackadder Goes Fourth will have a lot of A which is bullshit.

Remember, an elevator is called a "lift", a mile is called a "kilometer" and botulism is called "steak and kidney pie"

No joke they actually call it eggy bread.

I meant Western ads.

Most of these sound like music they used to sell girl's toys in 90s commercials.

We want to get on the road before that Dr. Demento starts stinking up the airwaves.

Now I wish I hadn't got the BFI Tati collection. I've never really bought any Criterions as they don't have any retail outlet in Australia (couldn't a company like Umbrella or Madman buy the rights to the titles? Does that happen in any other countries) but at this Barnes and Noble sale I got my first four, The Pierre…

'As long as its consensual and no one else gets hurt I don't see the problem with it, except for adult babies, lock them up' - John Waters

Bobby, Al Yankovic blew his brains out in the 80s after people stopped buying his albums.

Did anyone else notice that the first six killers were women? Did Mike Vago get dumped recently?

The Phillipe Aries theory that the concept of childhood developed in the Romantic period is very rarely used by modern historians. Aries basis for this theory seemed to come from a misunderstanding of art history, believing Medieval paintings of children as small adults were literal and not figurative.

What about the goblins? Made to do the wizards financial matters while being treated like second class citizens. They also have the faint wiff of antisemitism.

I'd like to meet a girl like Molly the Prostitute

For everything else they have some kind magic creature they can enslave to do their mundane work

It's surprising they can do anything seeing as Hogwarts doesn't seem to teach economics, English or simple arithmetic.

I think under the Regency Act George has the same powers as a monarch.

General I thought the people working with the puppets and doing the voices carried the show better than the writing.