Now that you've made me research and reflect on it, perhaps we are. There does appear to be way too many Luke's listed as YouTube stars.

Whoah, there…

Also, attention, praise and admiration. He is living a narcissists wet dream…

In his carefully manufactured promotional vehicles which are intended to portray both himself and the regime he follows as human, he almost comes across as such. It's the remaining 99.9% of his actions and statements that are troubling. Maher may struggle to disagree on a handful of points, but Stewart, No chance…

I think I've got one. Hmm, Nevermind…

Oh nuts. So this isn't going to a Sci-fi series about the wayward great granddaughter of the outlaw Jesse James learning to cope with with newly discovered special powers.

For me, the episode was more Nicholas Sparks does Black Mirror. Not a bad episode by any means but certainly not the best this season, and not remotely close to the show's apex.

Perhaps you'll find inspiration if you listen to Björc…

Sounds like the foundation for the gritty reboot of 'See No Evil, Hear No Evil', the movie where Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor each "partially witnessed" a murder…

Wowsers, George Michael looks exactly like Seth MacFarlane…

Doesn't the article actually refer to Cage being the 'newly minted Oscar winner' for 'Leaving Las Vegas', while Travolta is on a revival?
Edit: Obviously I am a little late to the punch on this. Apologies…

Schmoopy?

I'm under the purview of Comedy Central. Mr. Stone and Mr. Parker know nothing, I swear…

Gold, Jerry, elitist gold.

I believe this is the epitome of what South Park took the piss out of the whole of last season; you know, paid advertisements.

Sounds like a case for Maury Povich…

I can never tell which Hanson is which.

Obviously this takes place in the USA then…

For me, they were missing "3:15 - The Moment of Truth" as well as "Tuff Turf". Both nestled firmly in my list of favorite films.

I'll take a Leonard Pt. 7 first, please…