Commie Nazi: I surrender!
Wolfcastle: Not so fast! *breaks commie nazi's neck*

Great Single Scene Performances
Maybe this was a sly reference to that, but A.V. Club already did that list:

My first jobs were temp gigs. I spent a summer moving boxes in warehouses, and there wasn't a lot of exposure to culture. Although, I do remember that as the time I first really listened to "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," which I now realize is a pretty damn good song.

Old Joy 2: Bagby Hotter Springs

I hate hearing about every new project Guillermo del Toro announces, because each one means more time will have to pass before we might see his proposed adaptation of At the Mountains of Madness. Somebody do SOMETHING with Lovecraft!

Also, The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency, which I haven't seen or read. But I hear both are very good.

Noel Murray on the subject of "Flame Away"
"And while we're on the subject of irritating on-line posturing, can people please stop typing 'flame away' after they express an opinion? It just comes off so pathetic and presumptuous. And if you express an ignorant opinion and do get flamed? Please don't say 'guess I…

I had no intention of seeing this, so I just read the plot summary on Wikipedia. Unintelligible as those usually are, I think I got the gist of it. And knowing what I know now about this movie, I have no regrets about doing so. Although it does sound pretty hilarious.

Now Molly Sugden's died too! Out of respect, I'll refrain from making a "Women's Undergarments" joke.

Poster is amazing too
http://tr.im/qvEr

0:28 - Jemaine ascends to heaven. I'm guessing Mel finally snapped.

Also, Thursday's been around longer. Up to two years, according to Wikipedia.

Hi Sloane. No.

"Isn't it funny, all the coffee…"

Or the all time classic that is Oh Crikey! Tonight, after Bastard Squad.

Yes, I'm free, Captain Peacock!

Franklin, guess what!

I never knew this before
Spike Jonze's real last name is Spiegel? So that makes him… Spike Spiegel! Fantastic.

It said "BEER?", because it was a combination bear and deer.

1) Stephen Rea in The Butcher Boy. I guess it's very similar to the Tideland situation, the way it's described here (I haven't seen Tideland).