That was Racetrack liking Anders.

I interpreted it as yet another manifestation of Gaius Baltar's overwhelming motivation being the continued survival of Gaius Baltar: Boomer tells him that she thinks she might be a Cylon - that immediately translates in Baltar's mind as "Boomer IS a Cylon, which means that she will be into my secret, which means she…

"You claim this and then explicitly cite my post including the American Journal of Psychiatry, but ignore that in the same sentence I state the the basics of psychology where already being taught in American college campuses."

WHAT A LINE.

""Evil" is obviously a loaded term, and you've clearly got a level of personal investment in the Disney Corporation that I don't share."

I'd advise you to get all that gap minding out of your system while you can.

"My God, you're Irish! I love Irish people! They're just mad, aren't they? They're just mad!"

"So, you didn't want to read the atrocious things they've done and been called out for…"

"Yeah, I'm familiar with Linehan's work, but I stand by my point."

I asked you a question: What have they done that is "evil"?

Gruesome.

And the devaluing of words continues apace.

I cannot imagine myself ever thinking "Oh a new Neal Stephenson book, I might pick that up to read during the summer."

Shut up, Burr.

Pretty much the funniest material in not this show comes not from the dialogue itself, but from the delivery. In fact that's a feature of every Graham Linehan show - very few of the funniest lines can ever be divorced from the accent they were said in. Even from minor characters:

But what about Elijah Wo— yeah, okay.

I will be incredibly jealous if you haven't seen Father Ted yet.

You've all fucked it up.

I have a hard time imagining any lines working in an American accent.

He had the superciliousness down, but strangely the "Women probably wouldn't sleep with this guy" eluded him.