Briiiiiiiight eeeeeeeeeeyeeeeees…

So, a Teletubby, then. The kids love those, so there should be no problem, right?

Well, I'm pretty sure that sponges don't have sexual organs as we recognize them so all would be well anyway!

Let's keep these pun threads at bay, please.

(Shrugs.) Worked for me! But then I never cared for Zaphod much in other versions.

Really? I thought Rockwell was spot-on as Zaphod.

I'm not a fan of the TV series. To me its visual clunkiness works against it, and a lot of jokes don't land - tossed off under actor's breath or list in the sound mix.

You've never been angry enough in real life to break something?

Well, Australia is basically England crossed with Texas. Close enough!

When are they finally gonna blot it out, that's what I"d like to know. The glare seriously impacts my badminton game!

Oh, I'm not denying that - just speaking to some general similarities in tone and style.

Well, I AM an anthropologist, so maybe it just seems more natural to me. :)

I have a low Michael Cera tolerance to begin with, so that whole scene was just agony for me. The HELL… ?!?

I'll admit to having an affection for "Circus" when I was a kid.

Speak for yourself! I'm TOTALLY a rho!

Well, I for one get a LOT from Media. Why else are we at the AV Club? :D

They've already had a flaming-eyed buffalo in closeup - they couldna paid for a few mammoth silhouettes put into a landscape filmed in Alberta or someplace?

OK - thanks.

But it's not like the writer asked her dates to elaborate on the semiotic significance of the names and mascots of the different houses, or contrast Rowling's portrayals of magical beings with those of Shakespeare.*

The challenge is how to recognize a particular behavior as a manifestation of douchiness.