That style translated surprisingly well to the American business world in Profit.

That song was massively popular around the world, even in China.  It was an earworm for me well before I even started paying attention to '80s music.  The idea that you'd have to be an Anglophile to know it is … untrue?

This show was always desperately uneven, but the previous few episodes were reasonably consistent.  I thought maybe they had figured the formula out.  But no, this one was aggressively non-clever (with a few moments with an oddly racist subtext).  A terrible note for the show to go out on.

Yeah at least Cumberbatch isn't playing someone like, say, Stephen Hawking.

She would get along well with Kalinda

Does "Tx" stand for "tickets"?

Those glasses are SO SEXY

Maybe microprocessors would look the same, but we would be talking about them in German.

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Just keep writing good reviews of her Black Mirror episode, and she'll eventually read one and seek you out.

Just keep writing good reviews of her Black Mirror episode, and she'll eventually read one and seek you out.

Since Munch shows up as a fictional character, it definitely does not.

And the urban legend adds a new level of confabulation. It's fascinating watch a lie mutate before my eyes.

heh harder longer

That, and he was the first man she ever had sex with.

That Twitter handle reveals a certain lack of self-esteem.

Greg Daniels, winning an Emmy the year Conan hosted (paraphrased): "Conan and I used to be writing partners at Harvard, and we would always say that someday I would win an Emmy, and he would host the Emmys, and we would lose our virginity, and tonight I hope that will come true!"

Perhaps because they actually saw the ending?

I assumed that he couldn't make it to wherever they were filming, so his parts and Fey's were taped separately (which makes her ignoring him make sense in a meta-way).

As I said upthread, they did end up connecting Kathy to an autistic person famously portrayed on television.