"Yah."
I'm making my way through the entire series (Season 7, right now), and it's paying off nicely. Especially in how you get to watch the little tics the characters have expand over the years. Watching the episodes once a week over several years tends to prevent one noticing them.

Manic Depressive Unmedicated Girl?

"The faaabric of our liiives!"

He Is The Cosmos!

The SHARKS got SMARTER!

Neckbeard, did I ever tell you that I occasionally read the thoughts of your descendant Ross Douthat? Mostly for the cheap laughs, but I do read him.

I don't remember what the name of it was…
But I guess this wasn't the one with Alan Alda in it. What was that?

"Feah him…But also pity him as well!"
"Other things that happen in this movie include a lengthy sequence involving a blind woman! Kind of a subplot, really. Sort of slows the whole thing down a bit, doesn't it? But make no mistake! When you see the mad cameraman coming, you must first Run For Your Life! Then, when…

Right. So when you say "pitycock humor…"

"s'e'ek'c'ou'ga'r.c" : Everybody, we have a new avatar name available!

You oughta talk to this one guy!

It certainly made me think about Bill Cullen for the first time since the '80's. Tom Kennedy, too.

I didz too.

The Decapitated Head of Bill Cullen Resting Upon a Sea of Potatoes is common in Catholic iconography. Looks great on a votive candle, too.

And of course, lots and lots of Americans already viewed her as Exactly What's Wrong With The Left. But in those days, we tended to allow those people to marginalize themselves in peace, unlike now where we tend to linger on their every outburst, lest we make them feel unincluded in our national discourse.

You just can't beat the endless footage of Gene Rayburn openly shoving his tongue into the mouths of all the "new kid on the block" female panellists. Not with a stick you can't.

Well Thalaima, I have indeed tried to watch a little Dane Cook, found I couldn't, currently don't watch any Dane Cook, and feel one hundred per cent justified in talking shit about Dane Cook because I have actually tried to watch Dane Cook.

I imagine there's been a small army of videographers -amateur and professional- following him around, waiting for this to happen ever since 'To Catch A Predator' took off. Just how things work.

"Shedding blood once a month should help, yet…" is definitely a phrase I'm going to be sprinkling into my conversations with female coworkers.

And while we're on the subject of Peckinpah and opening credits: Cross of Iron, motherfucker.