@Roger's Aching Ticker - you have described the spinoff series of my dreams.

That scene with Joan and Don at the hospital - god, what a moment - the intensity of that whole "you know, we really would be perfect for each other" thing.

That was the Lois moment I have been waiting for, for over two seasons. Pure televisual gold, that was.

It was Heroes Unlimited for me - being a major Palladium freak.

Lois got her scarf caught in the Xerox
and we DIDN'T GET TO SEE IT! That would have been a perfect Crista Flanagan moment. And now Kinsey is going to kick her bumbling butt back to the switchboard - but why do you think he has to wait "until Joan leaves"?

I think the guard - who would be a real heartless bastard most of the time, straight out of Shawshank - was ashamed at what he thought was a "moment of weakness" in front of Don. That's why he couldn't look Don in the eye later.

I would love to have Lisa Simpson as a nurse.

being an extra in the NZ film industry 2000-now…
…presented lots of great opportunities. Worked on Last Samurai and LOTR as well as TV stuff like Seeker etc. Best impressions were from Viggo Mortensen, who was a really friendly and thoughtful guy, and Christopher Lee, who is just a fucking legend (especially at 3am,…

Third time's the charm. Good points tho.

No, you'll actually have to shoot the screen yourself for that one.

The columnist was too dumb to realise how douchey he was. CancerAids up there knew full well what he was getting into and did it anyway.

He's a sports commentator. 'Stupid', 'irrelevant' and 'douchebag' are all primary qualifiers for that, are they not?

A grieving Sally seeing the burning monk - that's the best single image of the season for me, so far. I'm still sticking to my theory that she's going to go all Valerie Solanis on us one day.

Crikey, I have had a crush on Crista Flanagan for some time. It's great to see more Lois.

Just as I suspected.

that crypt
Some pretty fine LA real estate there. Does it have a view of the beach?

Beyond Castle Wolfenstein on the C64 - with its digitised speech and killing of Hitler - was an eminently playable game.

The burning sunbeds scene from the 3rd movie is full of win.

@Chico - can you blame him?

Duck was killed one night between seasons, off-screen; eaten by a ravening, vengeful Chauncey while forlornly walking Manhattan's streets.