"like the Highlander" caused me to cackle aloud in public.

"like the Highlander" caused me to cackle aloud in public.

I got a ticket for making an illegal left turn because I was reading "Harry Potter" while driving.  I don't even remember which book anymore.  I think it was 5 or 6.

I got a ticket for making an illegal left turn because I was reading "Harry Potter" while driving.  I don't even remember which book anymore.  I think it was 5 or 6.

I should stop watching the early episodes of this show.  In two hours we saw twelve full routines.  Of those twelve eight got blowjobs and went straight to Vegas, two were obviously being humored, and the other two were obviously not going to make it past choreography.

I should stop watching the early episodes of this show.  In two hours we saw twelve full routines.  Of those twelve eight got blowjobs and went straight to Vegas, two were obviously being humored, and the other two were obviously not going to make it past choreography.

If there were more "Whovians" (a name I despise) in this forum, someone would have mentioned by now the expert homages to "Doctor Who" in "Community."  The end of the last episode, with Abed getting into the smaller Dreamatorium followed by the fade-to-white explosion under the credits was a DIRECT call to the 90s era…

If there were more "Whovians" (a name I despise) in this forum, someone would have mentioned by now the expert homages to "Doctor Who" in "Community."  The end of the last episode, with Abed getting into the smaller Dreamatorium followed by the fade-to-white explosion under the credits was a DIRECT call to the 90s era…

Why is nobody talking about "Doctor Who?" Is the crossover audience that small?

I pay my $13/month, but Howard is actually the #2 reason.  While I find the show quite entertaining; I have utter confidence that when I tune away from the "Wack Pack" there are numerous musical options with no commercials.  As far as talk goes I'm all about OutQ, which might be considered slightly odd for a straight…

Alright. You've twisted my arm.  *I'll* do it.

I'll be he'd jump at the chance.  These days he could do it from home, practically in his spare time.

"The Doctor's Wife" is why Gaiman needs to get Adams's old job at the Beeb.

He also replaced Paul Winfield in the A&E "American Justice," and many similar hour-long nonfiction pieces.

I'm doing nothing but waiting for the next Harry Potter Weekend.

For the record, "Current TV" is currently playing _Batman Returns._

"Somewhere, Nancy O’Dell smirks softly to herself…"

Re: "…tell the detectives everything, and answer as truthfully as possible.."

He would reanimate, and come back as an actual cartoon.

Who's as versatile as Jane Horrocks these days?  From Bubble, whose interpretations in this episode are second only to her bit on the wedding, through Little Voice, and into the more-serious territory of things like "The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard," she exhibits a range which few actors of either gender can match.