The twist is that I'm backed by big-money interests intent on bringing a basketball team or something to your city and [dramatic pausing]… I've been working on said scripts the whole time.

If you're going by small screen resumes, you've gotta figure the Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad director would trump the one who worked on… The Killing.

"Fill the tub up halfway then riding with my surfboard… surfboard… surfboard" truly has limitless pedagogical application.

"Go 'head, lean on that doctorate, Blue—you own it."

Yes! Preferably one in which he speaks about his service during World War II.

It'd be hilarious if as a performance piece he showed up and delivered the typical commencement-speaker address dryly extolling the virtues of community involvement, volunteering and continuous learning.

What a sanctimonious petition:

There were a lot of things the reviewer wanted to get off his or her chest. This is all that trickled down.

I very much doubt that you're trying to make a pointed statement about society not respecting non-white achievements by labeling them as 'others'. Surely you could slam Billboard without marginalizing a group of people?

Agreed. Very disappointing comments here. I feel like I'm on a different website than normal.

Agreed. I thought the depiction of that doctor was the worst element of the whole season, actually.

Seriously, one sane comment here.

I lucked out on that one, but can see how without Trebek's emphasis on the word—as I think he usually stresses when speaking aloud—finding the word to unscramble becomes a somewhat random exercise.

I'm blaming a couple of misses on how the 'tawny tiara' clue got 'I Ran' playing in my head, and I couldn't even remember what color it referred to ('auburn hair and tawny eyes'…tawny…tawny?) … and then a few questions later the Janet Reno one made my stupid brain start looping 'My Sharona'.

Damn, just one? Wow, start preparing your anecdotes then!

I think 37-38. Hopefully enough to be put in Trebek's speed dial. From reading the questions from yesterday's test, though, those seemed easier. How'd you find it?

Anyone else do the test this evening? And anyone else mix up the time zones conversions and sit around and wait for two hours? Just before a trivia test too. Not a good sign.

In the interdisciplinary study of psychopticphysics, it's called the Stetson Effect: the placement of a Stetson on Timothy Olyphant creates the illusion that said Stetson is the target, thereby drawing the eye and attracting the bullet away from the Olyphant.

Centrist rags, the lot of them.

I remember as a child I had markers angrily emblazoned with MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA and I thought… what a time to be alive.