Based on what we've seen of Sherlock so far, I'd say it's a lock that he knows one or more herpetologists with extensive reptile collections; if for no other reason, than as consultants for murders committed via exotic snakes or their venom.

And allow someone with no professional history or formal training beyond association with Sherlock to immediately begin to consult on homicide investigations.

I just wish they'd go back to the schedule from the first season.

Better Off Ted (comedy), The Adventures of Brisco County Jr (adventure), The Big O (anime), Homicide: Life on the Street (crime), Garth Marenghi's Darkplace (parody).

Fusco could probably be a decent, if somewhat jaded, store Santa, but for my money the real humor would be in SantaReese unintentionally scaring the bejeesus out of kids and growling at Mom and Dad.

Wow. Two beautiful, stonefaced women trading gunfire over the makeup counters of a department store.

Didn't he do just that in Justice League Unlimited? I can't remember…

Mr. Garrity is one of those TZ episodes with a plot and twist you can see coming from a mile away, that still manages to make itself entertaining through fun writing and good performances.

RIP, my mother's favorite sitcom.

Definitely tracks with my experiences when flying into/through Atlanta.

As nice as it was to see an episode drawn directly from the early issues
of Hellblazer, they really bent over backwards to keep John's hands
relatively clean - at least compared to how it ended in the book. The image of John binding the demon and then getting shitfaced and despondent while his mate dies a slow death…

I'll bet Clyde is nowhere near as needy as Harlan over Sherlock's protracted absence from his life. They probably just shared a friendly nod, and went back to matters at hand.

I definitely recognized one of the sketches in Zed's apartment in episode 2 as the 4-headed hooligan-monster from the early issues. Might be just a bit of fanservice, or it might suggest that it will turn up eventually.

I was only half-paying attention for the first couple minutes.
Was that "I Wanna Be Sedated" playing over the scene in John's lair?

Koan. Like the zen riddles.

There was press speculation that they could be used as a drug, although I don't know if any cases were actually reported.

It's based on a real case. The GHB only occurs when the human body metabolizes the chemicals in the plastic.

As soon as I saw those 5 orange beads I immediately emitted an odd noise and shouted "The Five Orange Pips"! at my girlfriend. It was not my finest hour.

I hadn't seen that yet, and it's pretty damn good.
Thanks for recommending it.

They could just stand around looking at sculptures, try on shoes, fold laundry, discuss modern theatre, or do some light gardening - anything, really. I'd watch.