Tatiana Maslany as Cosima as Aldous Leekie is a pathetic excuse for range. What would really impress me is Tatiana Maslany as Sarah as Cosima as Aldous. Now that's where the money is.

Well a couple centuries ago we had Voltaire, who openly satirized the very world rulers who invited him to live with them. And then we had Stephen Colbert. So 2200 is due for a good satirist.

Exactly. Papa Bear don't need no correspondents.

The funniest part: The biggest shoes being filled in this whole host-shift are Colbert's, not Letterman's. Letterman lost his edge decades ago.

It's actually the Mehorah-y Rapport. It's about the commonalities shared between Kwanzaa and Hanukkah. Namely the candle holder.

CBS knows their demographic: Old people who need another excuse to continue to pay their bills by mail.

Not just flowers. A crown of flowers.

If you want more Gillian Anderson and serial killer action (and a nice little vignette of the current state of tension in Belfast), watch The Fall. Last I checked it was still on Netflix. It's only 5 episodes, but it's punishingly good.

I got the DVDs from Amazon for $13. That's a dollar an episode.

SOMEONE needs to let Bryan Fuller realize a full-arc plan for SOMETHING. I've never had Fuller closure to date (the Dead Like Me movie doesn't count… No Mandy). We deserve it. Fuller deserves it.

Think of it this way: If Pushing Daisies stayed on the air, Hannibal might never have come into being.

At this point in my life, I'm very thankful that Wonderfalls, Dead Like Me, and Pushing Daisies all got cancelled. If they didn't… we probably wouldn't have Hannibal. Although it doesn't mean they can't renew Pushing Daisies and he can run TWO shows…

It's not like they could have gotten far enough to avoid it in those 10 seconds. The explosion radius of a hellfire missile is approximately the size of one Pakistani wedding.

Well that was odd; I've never seen Yvonne Strahovski before, and she shows up in both 24 and Louie on the same night. Same happened with Daario Naharis 2.0 who showed up on Orphan Black.

The French call the end of the act Le Petite Mort, so I think you're right on the money(shot).

A reserved chuckle, but not a hearty laugh.

Almost… but not quite. I am actually the sole expert on what is funny and what is not funny.

I'm going to have to say Kroll Show. Nick Kroll sure seems to find his own characters hilarious, but I certainly don't. He should stick to his stuff on The League.

I would say night cheese is superior for the fact that bananas are a fairly healthy option… but considering he's a school teacher and bananas purchased by the pound cost often less than 20 cents a piece, it balances out.

That'd be my choice, too. We actually had to stop our season 2 marathon to get some barbeque from our local dive… Freddy's was just too tempting.