Kilroy was here.

"Blainville-Boisbriand Armada"

The media are all crowing about how it's B.C.'s first minority government in 65 years and the Greens hold the balance of power.

Welcome to fuckin' Rosewood! Can be…combative!

BBC America doesn't reflect actual BBC programming very well.

Of course there's no happy ending. I think that wedding only increases the odds of them ending up in a Mr. and Mrs. Smith-style scenario.

Best 'surprise wedding' scene since Andy and April on Parks and Recreation.
Best 'teenage girl discovers that all adults lie' scene since Sally Draper on Mad Men.
Best 'golden crown placed on head during religious ceremony' scene since Viserys on Game of Thrones.

Ever since it found out about the monkey exhibit and lack of campaign volunteer discount at the Reagan Library, the Nixon Library has just been waiting for its chance to grab the spotlight.

I lived within about a 5-minute walk of it once upon a time!

Stephanie Beatriz speaking in her normal voice on this show will never not be hilarious.

It's $240,000 for a 750-square-foot bungalow in a not-so-nice neighbourhood. Maybe it's not *as* crazy as other places nearby, but it's getting there fast.

On a foggy night, the downtown *still* feels like the sort of place where a zombie could be lurking behind any corner.

Also: Walter Fucking Gretzky.
Also also: Brent Fucking Gretzky, who is now a cop apparently!

"You look like a cloon, but you are not a cloon."

But wait! That means you're ALSO less than an hour away from Admiral Submarine! Go now. Thank me later.

Well, obviously. It's Brantford.

Wait there's a Canadian show in which a company is managed by a shadowy guy named Mr. Godfrey? That's fantastic.

I don't know if this is still the case, but as of a few years ago the Jays were on radio in every major city in the country, from Halifax to Vancouver. And they're still national on TV. That really helps other parts of the country see them as the closest they have to a 'home' team.

It feels kind of like the first half of the last season of The Sopranos. It's all about moving pieces into place for the endgame, at the expense of telling a cohesive, self-contained story.

All of it, or just a 5-second or so gap? My cable company blacked out near the end for a few moments.