Television A Bit Of Fry And Laurie Friday: Some Information, Please
She told you about the Bay City Rollers and you were in love with her til the following Wednesday.
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Television Things I Have Yelled At My Television, Which Cannot Hear Me, While Watching The Time In Between
I watch a lot of TV, and I yell at appliances.
Television A Bit Of Fry And Laurie Friday: Hugh Laurie’s Not A Great Blonde
Stephen attempts to procure a get-well card.
LGBT All I Want For The New Gilmore Girls Revival Is For Emily Gilmore To Become A Late-In-Life Lesbian
It's a small request.
Television A Bit Of Fry And Laurie Friday: How To Play The Piano
Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh. Hugh.
Beauty A Meat Processing Professional Reviews Hannibal
The return of our bloodthirsty reviewer's take on popular culture.
History I Need To Talk To Someone About The “Hidden Killers” Series
"Could THIS have been a hidden killer?" (Yes. The answer is always yes.)
Television A Bit Of Fry And Laurie Friday: Yet Even More Emma Thompson
You have a noble thigh, sir.
Television Things I Have Yelled At My Television, Which Cannot Hear Me, While Watching “Miss Fisher’s Mysteries” During My Convalescence
STOP MAKING ME CARE SO MUCH ABOUT HETEROSEXUALITY, PLEASE.
Television A Bit Of Fry And Laurie Friday: Emma Thompson Is So Very Afraid
So rare. So fine. So absolutely fantastic.
Books Shirley Jackson’s House Hunters
Look, once you get the joke, that's pretty much it, but it's still fun.
Television A Bit Of Fry And Laurie Friday: The Sketch With Sex And Violence
Damn you, Sir William Rees-Mogg.
LGBT Femslash Friday: The Big Bang Theory (Or Feelings I Forgot I Had About Feelings For Straight Girls And Bad TV)
Well, here it is; that's the most I can say about it.
Books 30 Rock Revisited: The Sacred and Profane Memories of John Francis Donaghy
Adam Miller gives us the story of 30 Rock's Jack and Avery with a little help from Evelyn Waugh.
Television At Last The 1948 Show Monday: Four Yorkshiremen
"When we got home, our Dad would slice us in two with a bread knife."
