The stand out moment has to be Frank's pig story, I was in tears.

1995 was a great year for independent flim

Don't be silly we all love each other. Because if we don't there's nothing left.

William Seabrook, an American explorer and general oddball (He had Man Ray 'babysit' his sex slave while he went to South America, and carried a whole suitcase of BDSM equipment across the Sahara) ate human meat for an article (yeah). He said it was with a cannibal tribe in New Guinea but they'd converted to…

I don't know but Kevin has certain… rumours attached to him.

Wait - that proves nothing!

This is one of those article where you feel its almost pointless because its such an obvious point. Then you realise, its not a point a lot of bona fidies really get.

Does Stanhope really do that? He is 'politically incorrect' whatever that means but he rarely if every moans about the PC Brigade. Bill Burr however I wouldn't know, I can't get through 5 minutes of his schtick.

I wished I'd grown up with creampuff metal at least its fun in a dumb, often sleazy way. I became a teenager at the height of Nu-Metal, what a truly barren time. If I see someone my age in 10-15 years talking about the 'good old days' of Nu-Metal, I'll happily punch them in the face.

I laughed when he walked off in his underwear, I imagine him thinking "what the fuck am I doing with my life".

Thank you. I got this song stuck in my head and searched in vain online, with all those 'in the know' people pointing me towards England Arise.

I quite enjoyed this episode, partly because I've been out of the loop since last year - The craziness of the IC 'thing' was funny based on my confusion though I slowly became sad realising what this all meant for Barett. As to R Truth, Ferguson hit it on the head, my first thought when he popped up was "how is this…

I think I might have to binge Oz now, this sounds very special.

The delivery and John's face make this one of my all-time favourite Homer lines.

No but the joke used to be they were so drunk and riddled with venerial disease from Moroccan prostitutes they couldn't function. So a least it was a hetero joke.

Due to the title and being 9 at the time I did think for a while John was literally a
Homersexual and Homer was terrified there was a secret legion of men after his arse. Which come to think of it is a stock homophobic fear.

I made Annual Gift Man cards for Christmas. Was in a piss all day because of the muted response. "We're a Simpsons family" my arse…

Well Bruce Banner was renamed David Banner for the Incredible Hulk TV show because CBS thought 'Bruce' was too gay for a brightly-painted Lou Ferrigno in denim hot pants

The thing about Homer's militancy that falls a bit flat is that line from another episode were he bursts into tears of relatable laughter because a comedian makes a joke about what its like kissing a guy. I love this episode but Homer strikes me as almost too childlike to actively hate an indvidual for something like…

I'm interested to see where Dennis goes this season. Being diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder could easily be a throwaway joke on this show but it could also open up even darker possibilities…