Watson may have fired a gun a few times in the stories but it was never of any consequence.  The one time a gun came in handy — "The Three Garridebs" — it was Sherlock who wielded it to rescue an incompetent Watson.  Watson served as Holmes's "muscle" in concept but not in practice.

I AM THE ONE WHO IS FINISHED

He couldn't have done it without Tenzing Clinton's help.

Yes, those books were pretty awesome.

That's the same JD Walsh who created Battleground!

Odi et amo.

Odi et amo.

If you're thinking of "Mr. Hands," he was from Washington.

"jungle primary" sounds like a slur that Duke would use.

¡Mom!

That's a contrast effect, the exact opposite of a halo effect.

A lot of TV production assistants on shows taped live are attractive.  I guess it's easier to hear "I'm sorry, you're going to have to give up your front-row audience seat because we need a different kind of look in the people who are going to be on camera" from a smiling pretty person.

Minutes later, the dying man was pestered with requests for spoilers.

Now you've got me curious to see the deleted scenes from Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

You joke, but look up Lauren Bush.

When I was in grad school in LA, KDOC once aired a full day marathon of the classic Mission: Impossible series.

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A cartoon that drew inspiration from Shakespeare (seriously, look up Titus Andronicus).

Thanks for those Wizards of Waverly Place epi—

That's a joke, right?  If it wasn't — Hazel was a '60s domestic sitcom starring Shirley Booth.