You'd think the writers would have realized that they would be subjecting themselves to an endless string of Monty Python references

. . . and he's okay!

I hope Jesse kills all of them. And I hope the world finds out about his mistreatment and he makes enough money to retire some place nice. He's earned it.

It will be interesting to contrast this with next week's episode of Breaking Bad.

Yeah, and I always thought the absurdity of the messianic allusions was kind of the point. Richard is incredibly vain and views himself as reliving the passion of Christ.

I've been watching this tonight and it's amaaaazing. Richard II is already fantastic, but these production values are extraordinary. Better than I've seen in any other TV production. The acting is nuanced and realistic.

da hell?

TV stands for "television."

On Sunday night I found out that Todd also writes "Breaking Bad" reviews for the Los Angeles Times.

See, this just confirms my theory that "Sleepy Hollow" is just a way of sneaking FRINGE back on television.

I'm SO pumped for this. "Follow your spirit and upon this charge / Cry God for Harry, England, and St. George!"

Dem bones, dem bones, dem DRY BONES!
Dem bones, dem bones, dem DRY BONES!
Now heed the WORD OF THE LORD!

Yeah, screw it. I'm just going to post all the jokes I've had to fight myself not to post.

That makes sense. But Vince Gilligan did say you're going to need a crash helmet.

Nay, had I power, I should pour the sweet milk of concord into hell, uproar the universal peace, confound all unity on earth.

This is a place of welcoming, and you can just get the hell out of here.

It's encouraging to hear that Pixar still cares more about quality than just rushing something out.

I'm actually really excited about this movie. I enjoyed Cuaron's version, but Mike Newell directed my favorite of the Harry Potter movies.

They remind me of the Kinks. But better. Seriously, one of my favorite bands.

I love the implication that this is something he had actually gone to Toby and complained about.