We should get the gatekeeper and the maître des clés together. I'm sure it wouldn't be extraordinarily dangerous at all.

We have up to Nightmare IV! They're all on VHS, I think.

You can watch live from space anytime on NASA TV! Except when the astronauts are sleeping. Or during government shutdowns.

Punch and pie? More people will come if they think we have punch and pie.

I was thinking Moscow and Beijing…thinking Beijing was on one of those little peninsulas that stick out into the Yellow Sea.

I have the same image and name in my DIsqus and AV Club accounts, although I don't remember how I did that now. It's weird, on my laptop I can only log on through Disqus, but on my phone I can log on to my old account.

Holy crap. Of course.

Who was the guy who rejected the text books? This seems like a dumb question as I'm sure I've seen him before. But he reminds me of what Bjorn Ulvaeus of ABBA looks like now.

Maybe they're trying to work every- words like that randomly into the season. Although I guess they're out of them now? Everyone? Everyhow? Everywhen?

A- for reminding me so much of my own life.

It was a bit exaggerated…but not much.

I thought it was a callback to Annie's similar "everrrryyyyything"

Pile of Bullets was a lot like the 1991 interactive VCR game Nightmare.

If Lemmon was just even slightly quicker-thinking, he wouldn't have been caught…he was doing so well up to then! All he had to do was tell Spacey he didn't *really* know those files were still on the desk, he just assumed Spacey was lying because why *wouldn't* he have been lying? They're all liars, that's they're…

Remember Kevin Spacey? He's back, in pong form.

…do you know where you are?

Now this is my kind of Final Jeopardy. Catcher in the Rye = impossible. George VI = immediately obvious.

Génial!

And I have a useless degree in history!

I do that too, but also English into French - so I mean, I do that better than these two. (Although usually much worse than most of the other translators…oh well)