No, helping those in need's my job, and workin' up a load of sexual tension and prancing away like a magnificent poof is truly thanks enough.

No, helping those in need's my job, and workin' up a load of sexual tension and prancing away like a magnificent poof is truly thanks enough.

"Now that we've exchanged pleasantries and hot panda milk, Mr. Freeze, let's talk business."

"Now that we've exchanged pleasantries and hot panda milk, Mr. Freeze, let's talk business."

I love Tennant as an actor, but I absolutely loathed the Tenth Doctor.

Tell you what, that comedy crack is really moreish

Yes, it was us.

Dude, that's not Snakes on a Plane, that's "Silent Venom", which is apparently Snakes on a Submarine.

I get your point, though I'm not being pedantic in my knowledge of a second language, I'm just saying that anyone speaking French (which is my native language) wouldn't recognize "fetchez la vache" as a proper French sentence, and wouldn't understand its intended meaning ("fetch the cow").
Or would understand "make the…

yeah.

God, I hate those shitty title translations.

I think it was Herschel's horse or something.

A similar point can be made about a lot of AV Club favorites for instance:
Eastbound and Down is the poor man's I'm Alan Partridge and Louie is the poor man's The Armando Iannucci Shows.

this link always comes in handy when talking about realism.

Careful now!

I thought Garth Marenghi's first american production was that ghost show with the rubber suit in it.

I'm safe here, with the gangsters in the killing zone. The abandoned subway station, my safe place. my good place.

The Evil Voice. works all the time.

I gave it a D, just because it rested all on Ferrell's shoulder, and I loathe Ferrell.

It was indeed terrifying and awesome and funny.