Ken Buddha, in Firefly, on the luck of the UKers:

they are getting the show in the proper rutting order.

Deena and Connie Neil (respectively), looking at new pictures from Return of the King in "Dude:"

It took me forever to get Aragorn and Legolas straight.

From the looks of some of those pictures, I don't think either of them are yet. Keep trying.

Nutty, in Bureaucracy:

You know, I just sort of realized: I view Buffistas as a (very large) family of siblings, or a giant polyamorous marriage, rather than as some kind of town. We're not here because we live next door to each other, or we all care about the water rights or the septic system or the city services we're all sharing. We're here because we care about each other, because we carry meaning, collectively, for each other, and we could all be crammed into a van down by the river and still call it (a really cramped) home.

I want this embroidered on a wall hanging.

Or, y'know, a t-shirt.

Well, webvan.com is available again if it comes to that.

My first COMM! I'm walking on air.

And because it hasn't been put in here yet, I'll post my first COMM too.

MechaKrelboyne in Firefly, on the un-Americans getting FF:

Wow. It's like Bitter, Fist-Shaking Fans: the Next Generation. Brings a tear to the eye, it does.

Shawn in Movies, making a threat I think we can all get behind (so long as we're not sitting in front of her):

If the One turns out to have midichlorians, I'm throwing my milkshake at the screen.

In Buffy, re Angel, therefore whitefonted:

Sarameg: I'm with sumi. Buffy has Issues, sure. But [Angel] has Issues plus offsprung with Issues.

Smonster: Angel has so many Issues that his Issues have Offspring, his Offspring has Issues and Issues with Offspring, and he has Offspring Issues with Offspring.

Fay and billytea in Bitches about Killer Ant Reality TV:

Billy: They're posing the challenge: could the army ants of Latin America attack and devour a human?

Fay: See, I'm envisioning the TV crew proposing this to the ants, and the ants listening earnestly, and looking at the tropical holiday/fabulous car/blahblahblah prize on offer, and discussing it amongst themselves, and then saying they're up for it, and the audience applauding, and then ravenous ant death happening to the TV crew. With added salsa music.

Billy: Hee. No, see, you're thinking of Japanese nature programs. This is an American program, so

a. The ants are presented with a variety of culinary options representing all walks of American life (if America consisted entirely of elderly curmudgeons with surprising survival skills, feisty mothers of four, remarkably photogenic twentysomethings with at least four pairs of additional teeth, a couple of token minorities, and a sprinkling of whiny bitches); and

b. The last person uneaten wins a million dollars. Oh, and the whole idea was ripped off an idea developed three years ago by a Dutch presenter, David Aatenbreugher.

With added salsa music.

billytea in Bitches:

I've found that I've become more mellow about not arguing with bonehead opinions. I call it my 'history will vindicate me' stance. (Chosen because it sounds more magnanimous than the 'it's like talking to styrofoam' stance.)

In Buffy, spoilery bits whitefonted:

Allyson: The TV Guide interview with Joss says that he took the scythe.

Jon B.:You mean as a memento?

Allyson: No, he's mailing it to the Iraqi's so he can prove they have a weapon of mass destruction.