"Jacksonville's naming their new airport… sized strip club after me. No Bottoms."

There was a scene where someone (Burton?) came into Proctor's room and Rebekah was naked in his bed.

Deniz Tek is so cool. Did not know that about Iceman though.

That was a masterful lie.

Argh, Stan is the worst.

Maybe not that recent: http://cartoonician.com/wp-…

If only that were true. In shoes, I'm an Australian ten - right at the top end of the 'standard' size range. It is so hard to find shoes, and I usually have to bypass the fashion section and head to the special fittings area.

I'd been skimming over these posts each week because I hadn't picked up on the puns, but finally got it last week. Thankfully this week's was easy to spot. Something to watch for in a rewatch!

Is "D&M" a familiar phrase to people here?

Burton does something horrible to somebody: Narrowly avoided at 24.45….

Banshee has been sad before, but this is the first time I have found it depressing. Which is not a knock on it - it's just the prevailing mood caused by the sadness beard.

So weird that they are moving to the more authentic location but it feels a little 'wrong' (at least momentarily).

There's one from a British show about the same time too. For reasons that have nothing to do with nostalgia, I declare the Australian one best.

This seems like a really weak excuse for me to post a favourite clip! From Australian 80s sketch tv show, the D-Generation, doing Thunderbirds as live action.

That screen grab up top is magnificent. I just set that as my desktop.

I was hoping for a reference to world with nothing but shrimp.

'And the Emmy for best pun in a title goes to…'

Always Cliff. And usually I think of Cliff when I see something about Dean Norris as well, just to cover my bases.

And quite possibly you could find out the length of code based on the safe model.

We also saw, after he checked the fingerprints and narrowed it down to the four numbers, he left the room and came back with some printed pages - he had a computer spit out every possible combination, so he could work through them systematically (he presumably then decided to try some significant combinations before…