Some folks need to quit while they're ahead.

The Pon Faerie is not to be discussed by outworlders!

He is the cheese; the cheese is not him.

So Warlow….. is Angelus?

I love it. Clooney is an EXCELLENT Batman; thankfully the movie tanked or he'd be in a more hellish existence than wearing a rubber suit with nipples (in a film, I mean…)
My favorite character is Mr. Freeze, though. Can't help it, I love every stupid pun they give Arnold to bark out. "ICE do zeee you!"

I just hope Tara and Willa (excuse my southern accent) get back together.

Eric/Willa - Was Eric wearing some type of Mr. Data Halloween mask for this scene? Was the light reflecting off of Willa's gown? Does he spray-tan his back? I'm mystified.

Hell, I'm going to do this again. It entertains me more than much of the actual show:

This doesn't qualify at all, but I just wanted to toss out a suggestion for the ABC Movies of the Week (Trilogy of Terror, Bad Ronald, the Barbara-Eden-Gets-Pregnant-With-Space-Alien one, etc. )

Granted it would be odd to see that turn up on HBO but sometimes one's not thinking logically, you know?

And here I thought it was because of some porn connection.

You know what this show is missing? Gnome-like unctious minions!!

So, you're saying that Ben…. and Glor- uh, Warlow… have some sort of connection?

She plays a buffoon. I'm a large woman and have been told I'm funny, and I've never had to douse myself in ranch dressing (SNL) or joke about how I'm so heavy that 4 men cannot lift me (I think they could, personally. And SNL again.)
As a large woman I'd really like to enjoy her as a 'solidarity' sort of thing, pardon…

Agreed. Ain't nobody got time for that.

Was there another song playing, then a very ballsy line of dialogue, then a freeze frame and silence (alt: needle dragging across record) and then the new song kicked in?
Because I adore those.

Well, he WAS choice #6 for the role…
;-)

"Be seeing you."
That was… cool.

I like Colin Quinn but I HATED his 'Update - it always irked me that he wasn't going along with the premise of being a "News Anchor," but was doing his shtick of chatting to the audience (rather than presenting the news.) Every time he started a line with "Folks,…." I wanted to hurl something through the screen.

They did the same thing at Harvard (open to the public, which is why I was there ;-)  Mitchell as well. We were die-hard fans at that point and it was like the Beatles were coming to Cambridge. If I remember right it was a way for them to introduce Mike in a way that would resonate as a cool experience rather than…