Don't forget the upcoming Hotel Nightmares which will certainly raise the stock of those blue lights that show bodily fluids.

Don't forget the upcoming Hotel Nightmares which will certainly raise the stock of those blue lights that show bodily fluids.

Out of curiosity, what were some of the lines from ZERO HOUR, that they kept?

Out of curiosity, what were some of the lines from ZERO HOUR, that they kept?

Rebecca Sealfon, you are a national treasure.

Rebecca Sealfon, you are a national treasure.

I don't know about the locations, but when Connor opened up his fridge with the Beatrice milk on the door - that's when the Canadian lights went off for me. At least it wasn't in a bag.

I don't know about the locations, but when Connor opened up his fridge with the Beatrice milk on the door - that's when the Canadian lights went off for me. At least it wasn't in a bag.

I used to sing that as a lullaby for my newborn. Actually much less depressing than "You Are My Sunshine."

I used to sing that as a lullaby for my newborn. Actually much less depressing than "You Are My Sunshine."

Yeah, 3 whole hours! In a row! Call Amnesty International about that torture.

It's not his most famous, perhaps, but I've always loved Chicken Soup with Rice.

Ooh, lots of great soul in 1974, "Show and Tell", "T.S.O.P: The Sound of Philadelphia," "Nothing from Nothing" and…uh, Ray Stevens' "The Streak."

Personally, the most amazing thing about this alternate universe is not the zombies, demons and koala men, it's that "Gary Unmarried" was a huge "Friends"-like hit that lasted for years and years.

I thought they weren't going to get married until "everyone could legally get married." Either the Reporter is really burying the lede or that excuse only lasted so long.

But not before he cooked meth to support his bitch and 38 kids.

My mother in law made me my beloved t-shirt quilt. One of the shirts was an Obama shirt and she emailed me and asked me if I was sure I wanted that one included since he was the worst president we've ever had.

Sweet Jeebus, I loved that episode. Not only was Alton Brown fascinating with his knowledge of all things canning, the interplay between the daughter and mother was just classic. I don't know how many times I've had equally inconsequential arguments with my own mother. I need a John Hodgman home version.

I agree that BAT is not much fun to listen to on DLM, but it is a whole bunch of fun to play on road trips. I real life you can have dead air without reprisal.

MSNBC, yes, Current, no.  At least on my Rogers Cable.