You can hear paper rustling and a chair being moved at the end of "A Day in the Life"

Yeah, I thought the same thing.  A through-and-through gunshot wound really should have left that lady robber a corpse.  And a through-and-through stab wound would basically have required the fictional mugger to have been wielding a sword.

Too, I think we'll find out, with the European background of the thieves and the well-planned nature of the crime, that Moriarty is behind this. We already know that Vinnie Jones' Moran will be back, F. Murry Abraham will be a hitman, somehow connected to Moriarty (killing Moran before he can tell Sherlock too much?),…

Sweet Jesus I hope you're the only person.

seriously

Saturday Night Live is old enough to be two years younger than me.  Or, as it happens, old enough to be exactly one week older than my sister.

Saturday Night Live is old enough to be two years younger than me.  Or, as it happens, old enough to be exactly one week older than my sister.

You deserve flack for that.

You deserve flack for that.

The whole season, which is the topic of the article.

The whole season, which is the topic of the article.

He talked about it in that interview he gave a while back.  Yes, it was Hollywood Minute.

He talked about it in that interview he gave a while back.  Yes, it was Hollywood Minute.

As far as I know, the only recordings out there of Gilbert Gottfried talking in his normal voice are that answering machine message to Howard Stern, and 1980-81 SNL.

As far as I know, the only recordings out there of Gilbert Gottfried talking in his normal voice are that answering machine message to Howard Stern, and 1980-81 SNL.

"
the Paul Simon episode is abysmal from a comedy standpoint"

"
the Paul Simon episode is abysmal from a comedy standpoint"

Career was not going so good.

Career was not going so good.

Kightlinger was Marcia Cross in the OJ Simpson sketches.