I remember in public school having a big argument with a kid who was Sure that Paladin's first name was Wire.

Interesting how the producers went from an irritating, loud laugh-track in the first episode to more subdued audience tittering in later weeks. The stories by Max Shulman were warmer and more intelligent than the program, I thought.

And don't forget, the water doesn't just disappear - it returns as rain, which makes its way back to the ocean. And it can do amazing damage while returning, not mention supporting crops and, well, life in general.

If they stick around in Texas, they'll both be 300 pounds in no time. (That's 137 Kilos, for all you non-Americans.)

I was amused that they included the epic scene with Mike Myers, and it's nice that it ended up with a shot of Freddie.

Very American... as if nothing else exists. Look up Kashtin, the Innu (Canadian) group who sang rock-n-roll in their own language.

Quick now... how many spellings of 'Processing' did you see? Want me to spoil it for you?

I was one of a team of programmers, at a computers-for-hire company in Ontario in 1999. We blitzed through about a thousand programs, everything from financial to inventory-control. Took about eight months, and all because one of my smart friends mused about what would happen when...
And at the end, when we sat with bated breath, everything worked out just fine. And after the end, the whole exercise was razzed as a hoax! No hoax, just a hell of a lot of good work!

Colin: More than just content - Delighted!

This is the Man that Wolowitz wants to be.

Most amazing I've ever seen - and he acts like it's happening to him, rather than he's doing it!
I'd suspect camera work, but this competition is real-life. We'll see more of this man.

I've always wondered why the long-handled war-axe wouldn't be the selected tool for disabling the horse - easy to chop off a leg at longer-than-sword distance. Of course, in all the Hollywood movies, they never hurt the horse, because of social disapproval.

...and he gets the Oscar Peterson Award for inserting extra notes into whatever he plays!

Walking home from work one day... and there was a wallet lying beside a fireplug at a busy intersection. So, I picked it up and carried it across the street, where I paused to look inside. And then I spotted the video crew from Ryerson Polytech filming the people picking up the wallet. I tossed it down and stalked off, never even learning what was inside. A few days later, saw myself on TV as part of a statistical study. Hmph!