I love those moments when we get a glimpse inside of Homer's unique view of reality.

I love this episode. While it's not on the same level as the Conan O'Brien inspired "Rosebud" from earlier in the season, the scenes with Mr. Burns searching for an heir - in particular the British urchin boy standing outside his window - and the entire subplot with the fake Simpsons and the Estonian midget, elevate…

Fun fact! That episode was based on a Ray Bradbury short story, but he wasn't given credit for it.

They have "Gremlin" action figures from "The Nightmare at 20,000 Fight." I got one when I won my "Twilight Zone" Season 1 on Blu-Ray. I had the option of getting either the Gremlin or the Howling Man. I think I opted for the Gremlin because I didn't want to have to explain to people where I had gotten a miniature…

Yeah, I have to admit I had no clue what was going on here.

I haven't seen many episodes of anything as true and profound as this.

@avclub-c1fe85b855c6d045b827f74a1e2c3fd7:disqus  Like Peter Bishop!

apparently there's only one skanky-ass crack ho in Alberquerque.

Ellen Page would have been preferable.

"it's a creepy place, he's a creepy bloke!"

there just aren't enough likes

Whoops. Thought you were referring to a character on "The X-Files"

"Roky! Roky! Be thou not afraid! No harm shall come unto thee!"

"Last Year at Marienbad" is a great, great movie.

This movie sounds really brilliant. Like another "Last Year at Marienbad"

How confusing would that be? You think you're reading a column by Todd VanDerWerff, but no, no… you're not.

Perhaps that was his point?

I have an idea. Let's criticize Nathan Rabin for everything!!!

"imperial rumours revive for a moment a broken coriolanus…"

It's Boo-urns'!