Also, the Dungeon Master, basement-bound keeper of kitchen gadgets.

I'd give one side hell…

You've got to try to get the CBC feed. HOURS of curling goodness. One of the few benefits of winter in Detroit…

Mitch and Murray paid good money for those leads.

The leads are for closers.

At this point, we don't know…

$ 240 Worth of Pudding
Killing Muppets
$7,000 Pyramid
Bownty
Fluffy Soft

Nah. Stick with Fatboy Slim, and work your way around that.

Hmm. No love for the Upsetter's "Super Ape"?

Comedy Central seems to be trying to bring the format back. They ran "@Midnight" for about a month, after Colbert, and pulled pretty heavily from the comedy podcast crowd.

I much prefer the stuff he does with his folk band, the Bad Shepards;

Depending on the forum, I've used that as a chat signature for decades.

"I don't know, Neil, but I'm bloody well going to stay and watch…"

"Cones of Dunshire" gets an automatic "A-" for the Letters to Cleo t-shirt callback.

A cheerleader I knew would have started slapping herself on the head, and making "pbbt" noises.

Detroit-style (Cloverleaf, or Buddy's) is thick and square. But it least gets the cheese correct (on top).

Most unsettling scene for me, might just be personal peccadilloes, but it's the scene just PRIOR to the "door scene", and I'm mildly surprised I don't hear it mentioned more.

Thankfully, in FFC's history of nepotism, that one hasn't come up…

Better eye-candy in the Spanish one as well. And a lot less David Manners.

For all of the instant remakes you see being made, even before you forget the last version, I'm surprised no one's tried doing "The Man Who Laughs" again. I'd prefer the Hugo ending, but it'd certainly be macabre enough for today's audiences. My only concern is that Hollywood would try to CGI the actor's (whoever…