ALSO - when the camera cuts back to Ed after the weird reflection thing, the US Flag decal, which had been on a panel to his left, is missing. (I just went back to rewatch the reflection, and I caught that, and screamed a little.)

Last night, I rewatched Major and Bobby Briggs' scene from Season 2, episode 1 (awesome w/r/t ep 3:9) and the last half of the last episode of season 2. Then I came here and read the reviews, and more importantly, I read the comments of the reviews, most of which are from 9-10 years ago.

The boys don't even like my cookies :(

I wondered about that, and I was like, how could a 0 look like an 8. It's much more feasible with a 9. I could see it going either way, though.

Math is hard.

No one has mentioned the asynchronous time. The Twin Peaks-set scenes were taking place on September 29 (10/1 is "two days from now"), and there was a line in the Buckhorn scenes that indicated it was several days before that. Or did I mishear that?

I saw Dino & Andy do their two-person act at a stand-up show at a bar on Fullerton next to Facets in like 1987 or 1988, and I remember thinking how awesome they were as an act at the time. (ETA: In Chicago.)

YES!

Denying Gloria access to first cabin < Denying Eunice Burns access to the reception in "What's Up Doc." HOWARD. TELL THEM WHO I AM! TELL THEM WHO I AM!

I just finished watching all four seasons in less than 3 months. Ditto! Ditto! Ditto!

The mere fact that you call making love "Perez Hilton's Pop Up #1" tells me that you're not ready.

The mere fact that you call making love "Perez Hilton's Pop Up #1" tells me that you're not ready.

I did not know that the opening of SKOW was set to the music of the European group Propaganda. The album it's from is one of my favorite 80s albums. Very Cool.

Also, it was amazing parody of Countess LuAnn's "Chic, C'est la Vie."