@theopellate: It really just makes you want to put your head in his lap and have him sing you to sleep, doesn't it?

I need a spoon. A Chris Colfer-sized spoon.

@paradox: You're welcome. :)

@RedVelvetMafioso: I would reply with a defense of Rufus, but it's probably one of those agree-to-disagree things. He's one of my favourite musicians, but to each their own.

@jeccat: Hot dogs and/or pizza. I wish I was making this up. I think the fact that he has good genes and plays a million sports is the only reason why he doesn't weigh 500 lbs.

I totally sympathize with the fact that her voice cracked - I used to do musical theatre, and it happened all the time even after a good warm-up. What perturbs me is the fact that she didn't try again... it seems unprofessional. Rufus Wainwright is an example of a professional artist who isn't afraid to goof up during…

That was the best minute and twenty-two seconds of my day.

Can we just agree that Joseph Gordon-Leavitt's statement best sums up Nolan's work here? "His vision is so consistently brilliant that I just want to motorboat his brain."

I'm sure this is an interesting article, but my brain stopped functioning (like it usually does) somewhere around the sentence that included "Harrison Ford and Daniel Craig/alien abduction Western mashup".

This episode was decent, but seemed a little... schizophrenic to me, almost. When we switched to the scene inside the CDC, I literally had to check my PVR because I thought I had recorded the wrong show halfway through. It was an interesting switch, but also kind of derailed some of the momentum for me.

Yeah, Slater, my first response to meeting child rapists is always, "Can I take a picture with you?" too. Suddenly I feel so much less alone.

@didntmeanto: Pretty much my thought exactly.

I have a friend who only eats pizza and hot dogs. Apparently this is a carryover from childhood, when these were the only two foods he would eat; his mother eventually gave up after years of crying, screaming fights.

I'mma stop staring at that picture of Leighton sometime today, promise.

@Kaej: Right???

Well, looks like it's time to sharpen our razors and draw a warm bath, kids.

Finally! Someone talking sense about this project. I absolutely agree that Y needs to be split up so that each aspect of the series can receive the necessary amount of attention.

@gschristopher: It was still pretty off-colour humour, in my opinion. The jokes fell flat; even *vaguely* homophobic comments, or comments about little people, aren't particularly attractive or original, and I don't think I'm the only one who was less amused than Ben Edlund probably expected.

The fact that they didn't use Mitch Pileggi in this episode was a total crime. Yeah, it would have been an obvious X-Files nod, but it's not like they weren't already doing enough of that this episode; and the fact that SPN is so blatant in their references is part of its charm.

@Raidenshred: But at the same time, I appreciate that Cas's appearances are actually serving a purpose this season, rather than just being an effort to shoehorn him into episodes the way they did in Season 5. Yeah, I'd love to see more of Cas AND Bobby, but it's no better when their talents are just wasted by…