I wonder just how many former employees/sidekicks/fan club members/retired henchmen/flying villian HQs/etc. really are lurking around the Venture Compound.

I think Rusty just thinks that if he ignores Dean's comments that they'll go away.

That would be a twist I could live with.

Can anyone tell what the leaves are supposed to be? Poison ivy? I imagine there's some phenomenal comic symbolism.

@Dikachu:disqus Well Hank did finally lose the neckerchiefs, despite wearing them so well.

Daily Show gets a lot of steam out of these sorts of gag transitions too. There's just something inherently funny about going "I bet so and so thinking such and such right now" and then cutting to so and so saying, "Gosh, I really think such and such." No idea why it's funny but it is. Also a great excuse to repeat a…

Or hold his bowels apparently. I shudder to think how that all worked when he was wearing the suit!

When did they officially stop referring to her has Cocktail as start calling her Cocktease? I read somewhere that's what Doc and Jackson originally wanted to name her but the censors baulked. Clearly, no longer a concern. Maybe they finally realized the pun is a lot funnier when it's actually, you know, a pun.

There might be some of that going on, unfortunately. However, I also suspect this is an open relationship….

Ajax: Because you can never have enough figures with karate-chop action!

Was everyone on Shore Leave's strike force a refugee from a Tom of Finland illustration?

Also remember kids: Don't forget to take off your damn strength suits now and then! Don't want to have to relearn how to walk!

Has anyone provided an explanation yet for the OSI agent who looks like a crazy bearded man pushing a shopping cart with a bear in it?

Yeah, I agree. If they want to use the Sovereign as a major villain this season, they probably need to drop the Bowie persona so he can expand into whatever they want to make him. Don't want the joke to wear too thin.

"State Dinner" is a weak episode but I've always thought of "Dr. Quymn" as a highlight of the series…

Anyone catch that in this universe Jonas Jr. Has invented a variant of the iPad that works the same as Apple's tablet, but also broadcasts from space and contains enough C4 to self destruct? Sounds about right for a Venture invention.

Doc's lines followed by:

They also showed a re-animated dog's head in a Russian lab. Which is something they really did used to do over there. Really.

Maybe someone else has already pointed to our but how many random characters who've died on the compipound did you count among the zombies. I at least noticed several Hank and Dean clones as well as "Sammy" from the Groovy Gang.

BOOM!