THANK you! I thought nobody was going to bring that up.

Is this the TV Club version of TWoP's Rae Dawn Chong Challenge?

Is this the TV Club version of TWoP's Rae Dawn Chong Challenge?

Also their sinister Being From New York.

Also their sinister Being From New York.

This is a good point, but chances are, Dwight is either unaware of this or he was just too "in the moment" to notice this detail.

This is a good point, but chances are, Dwight is either unaware of this or he was just too "in the moment" to notice this detail.

You think so? Mason still seemed kind of fey to me, and recent previews suggest that Nolan's about to swing back again.

You think so? Mason still seemed kind of fey to me, and recent previews suggest that Nolan's about to swing back again.

A crummy commercial?

A crummy commercial?

"Who wants a hot beef injection?" managed to slide past the censors in "Lisa the Vegetarian".

"Who wants a hot beef injection?" managed to slide past the censors in "Lisa the Vegetarian".

I think you're right about Davis' scenes. He's not as annoying to me as he used to be, but a lot of his scenes suffer because the musicians aren't always comfortable with scripted lines.

I think you're right about Davis' scenes. He's not as annoying to me as he used to be, but a lot of his scenes suffer because the musicians aren't always comfortable with scripted lines.

Especially with the "Tank NBC" arc that 30 Rock is currently going through.

Especially with the "Tank NBC" arc that 30 Rock is currently going through.

Yes indeed. But learn from my mistake: the docents at the National Cathedral don't appreciate it when you ask them about The West Wing. They were actually OK with the Bartlet swearing at God thing; it was the unscripted (according to them) cigarette-stomping at the transept crossing that really put them off.

Yes indeed. But learn from my mistake: the docents at the National Cathedral don't appreciate it when you ask them about The West Wing. They were actually OK with the Bartlet swearing at God thing; it was the unscripted (according to them) cigarette-stomping at the transept crossing that really put them off.

I think the Ray Johnson bit was the Rake Joke of its time. It just went on and on despite other people's attempts to cut it short. What little humor it had (for me, anyway) came from the reactions of the people to whom he was speaking.