Or a loop of the time Beavis and Butt-Head guest starred.

The novel Joan's step dad wrote, meta in that people thought because Joan was a woman, her and Sherlock were going to be in a sexual relationship. But also meta in the fact that they mention kung fu fights and pistols, elements that were in the Guy Richie Sherlock Holmes movies.

For some reason I thought Mr. Terrific was going to be on Flash not Arrow. So my mistake.

The police captain is gay and married on The Flash. So Mr. Terrific is #2.

If only Ballers looked more Silicon Valley and less Entourage.

I thought the Life on Mars remake was okay, they fucked up the ending, but everything up to that point was an alright adaptation.

The only difference between Jeselnick and Tosh are their deliveries. Tosh is more rapid fire, while Jeselnick takes a more relaxed approach. Other than that, pretty much the same.

Actually the "Boy I bet that hurt" comment applies more to the Rob Dyrdek show, which is sub Bob Saget. Daniel Tosh on the other hand actually does tell jokes (whether or not you think they are funny is up to you) and performs skits.

Gotham usually pops up the next day.

Not only that, but Montoya is also one of the least likable characters on the show.

I thought she was trying to do some sort of Dutch accent

My CD player can play cassettes, but cassettes sound like shit.

I kinda see Sam and Dean's mytharc for this season to be more personal/intimate. Because, their story has really been about their relationship and the disintegration of it (and hopeful rebuilding), and their tie to the angel story was also fairly personal with the Gadreel possession, and the Mark of Cain arc is again…

As well William Hartnell's Doctor, he died of old age. Hurt's "wearing a bit thin" was a call back to Hartnell's regeneration.

Go Dog Go?