How soon after the episode airs will it be viewable on NBC.com?

When there are no words, there are fishsticks.

Music!

Wouldn't Renaissance Batman and Ezio be basically the same person? Only difference I can think of would be Ezio's ability to summon the Brotherhood, so if that's allowed, I'd back Ezio.

ANNIE
(surprised gasp)

I'm on the fourth episode. I was interested but not completely sold, until the scene where McNulty and Bunk look over a crime scene using nothing but multiple creative permutations of the word 'fuck'. Give those men the Rory Award.

I failed to get a friend interested in Firefly today. My whole brain is crying.

Is there anything madcap or wacky about that?

And I want pants. A lot of people want a lot of things.

Speaking of how bad Disqus is (it came up organically!), it ate my avatar, temporarily. So I guess it regurgitated it, or something to that effect. Anyway, is it visible to the rest of the world once more, or is it just me, trapped and pacified in a Matrix-style artificial world within the machine tyrant that is…

Good lord.

Yeah, Chang-as-drugs was my favourite moment of that episode — not that there are many spectacular moments to choose from, I guess, but that was one thing I really liked in a so-so episode. It's equivalent to Fiddla Please from Wine Tasting.

Excellent, another UK fan! Just as they announce season 2 is going to be aired soon, too. On some channel I'd never heard of before today, so chances are it'll pull a pretty paltry audience.

Do I have to be that guy who points out that M*A*S*H was set in the Korean war?

Watching Environmental Science, I only just noticed the anti-littering posters in the background exclaiming "Don't be a tosser!" Has that particular slang term made it across the pond, or is this another thing like Homer saying 'wanker', or Spike flipping the Vs?

Wouldn't know, the UK gets different packaging. Each season looks like a regular DVD case with about 5 discs in it, and the surrounding box is simple but good-looking. Nicely compact, yet a good amount of heft. If it wasn't completely impractical to order a product from another country purely because of some…

Homeland's only just started airing in the UK (second episode is on tomorrow). Between that, Community's imminent return and the bigass box set of The Wire that arrived this morning, the foreseeable future's looking pretty good to me.

Disqus!

We're like the Travelling Wilburys of hiatus-related pain.

Oh man, that comments section. Potentially more fights about stuff that doesn't matter than Britta.