I was hoping he was Kimmy Gibbler

lol Yeah, I wouldn’t have remembered this DB Cooper thing at all if hadn’t been for that Goober in a Nutshell episode of NewsRadio. #tubalcain

Look, it was either Jimmy James or Adam West. We all know this.

Always add a dash of salt when mixing.

i hate to tell ya but that is exactly what happened..........in 1980.

Chipotle really isn’t hugely widespread in the UK, even today. Like, for the longest time, the only chipotle *anything* I’d ever had was the sauce you get in Subway. 

The definitive British brand is Tunnock’s Teacakes.

Yeah, the season definitely feels like its doing more to set up a couple different future story lines (Serial Killing Michael, the return of Moriarty/Sherlock and his dad drama) than having one overarching story that would conclude this season. I don’t know that they could resolve either of these with the few episodes…

Elementary gets no love. I know it might come across as blasphemy to fellow nerds/A.V. Club readers, but Elementary is a lot better than Sherlock (which I do love in spite of its faults). Elementary is a tragically ignored and under-rated show that kills it nearly every episode.

After you see it, you’ll be scarred.

Nope. The Bible.

At long last, it’s time for the gritty ALF cinematic universe!  Fuck you, cats!

It’s a reboot of Days of Heaven to kick-off the upcoming Malickverse.

I think that is the point Merp is talking about. When that happened my wife looked at me and mouthed “it was broken!” but I just made a face like “he’s obviously been the villain since the beginning.”

Eh, the point at which Walker is clearly Lark is when he hands Angela Bassett the phone and it’s clearly not the one he retrieved from Bathroom Lark, so he’s trying to frame Ethan. Up until that point I was willing to say that making Walker the obvious candidate (his surname is an anagram of “we Lark”!!) might have…

Definitive, I hope not. I did enjoy this one but it doesn’t have nearly as much in the way of sneaky-spy-espionage stuff as I really want out of my M:I. Despite how good the movies are as movies, I feel like Mission: Impossible should focus on stealth, not guns-blazin’, face-punchin’ action.

If you stop to think for five seconds "who is John Lark?" You really only have one choice and that character never does anything to dissuade you of their true identity. They even do many things to reinforce the inevitable conclusion early on.

I was just bemoaning this the other day. It was so great when you could digitally rent a TV show and now no one does it anymore! I hate having to buy it outright to watch.

During a time where I briefly moved back in with my parents, I started watching this because they had the right channel. I haven’t been able to keep watching it because I’m not paying for that channel. I feel bad about it because it was good. I enjoyed it a lot

Haven doesn’t get a mention? I liked the SyFy show. Many critics burned it to the ground for some reason. I thought it was entertaining enough for a summer show. The show was very loosely based on the The Colorado Kid (2005). It had the right Stephen King-esque atmosphere and characters. The quality dropped a bit in…