Malcolm actually ruled for thirty-five years and was a pretty significant king in Scottish history.

Weren't they the same person, though?  That confused me - I am not a regular watcher of this show, and I thought the same girl spoke both the spirit blanket line and the rapture line.  Am I wrong?

I'm late to the party here and I don't mean to be hostile, but have you ever noticed that 99% of the usage of the term "flyover states" is by Midwesterners or Southerners complaining about the alleged prevalence of the term?  I don't deny that there are Easterners who look down on the Midwest, but the specific phrase…

His hand gestures (and the motions of the background characters as well) now seem oddly out-of-sync.

I believe the usual method is to count by lines, not speeches, and I believe Richard is second by that count.

The lousy comedy I was thinking of was Nature Calls.  Such a flop that its Wikipedia entry still calls it an "upcoming film" even though it came out in November, and on the shelf so long before that that Patrice O'Neal is in it.

You could probably make an inventory of fake Boy-Scout-like organizations - the Junior Campers from The Simpsons, the Junior Woodchucks from Ducktales (and I believe the Donald Duck comics before that), the Khaki Scouts from Moonrise Kingdom, and wasn't there some lousy comedy a few months that also had fake Boy…

Golly, his teenage daughter probably is old enough to be a college graduate by now.  Her appearance in Take Your Daughter to Work Day was seven years ago.  Time flies.

Remember the Stanley who said "I have a game; it's called 'Work Hard, Put My Kids through College?'"  He's been replaced by the Stanley who says "So this is what 2:00 looks like around here."  Not a completely incompatible characterization, but further evidence that most people in the office are now just variations on…

I honestly don't know whether I look people in the eye or not.  Unless someone is standing extremely close, doesn't one's gaze inevitably take in the whole face?

If I correctly Interpret a poorly auto-translated French Wikipedia article, she actually seems more like obnoxious syndicated disk jockey Delilah.

If I correctly Interpret a poorly auto-translated French Wikipedia article, she actually seems more like obnoxious syndicated disk jockey Delilah.

I didn't even notice this alleged focusing on the female lead's breasts, but I was disturbed by the beach scene - not so much because of that scene by itself but because of the later "marriage" scene.  A marriage ceremony for pre-sexual ten-year-olds could be cute if done right, because it is obviously non-sexual.  A…

I didn't even notice this alleged focusing on the female lead's breasts, but I was disturbed by the beach scene - not so much because of that scene by itself but because of the later "marriage" scene.  A marriage ceremony for pre-sexual ten-year-olds could be cute if done right, because it is obviously non-sexual.  A…

All four networks interrupted in my market (Providence, R.I.).  As noted below, Bob's Burgers resumed literally at the second it had stopped.  Obviously the football game was different, being a live event.

All four networks interrupted in my market (Providence, R.I.).  As noted below, Bob's Burgers resumed literally at the second it had stopped.  Obviously the football game was different, being a live event.

Well, I did a perfunctory Google search for more information, and I found nothing pertinent, but I did find this instead:

Well, I did a perfunctory Google search for more information, and I found nothing pertinent, but I did find this instead:

No one answered this, so I will - yes, the flying monkeys talk in the books.  In fact, I had forgotten that they didn't talk in the movie - I always sort of confused them in my mind with the non-simian "you killed her" followed-by-applause guy.

No one answered this, so I will - yes, the flying monkeys talk in the books.  In fact, I had forgotten that they didn't talk in the movie - I always sort of confused them in my mind with the non-simian "you killed her" followed-by-applause guy.