Oh, there was some good about "Kansas." Aeryn learning English (Whee-ul... )

While I thought that was a bit watch from the hall - Aeryn was a little too child-like/delighted - but I loved that, for the most part, she was learning English from SESAME STREET!!!!!

Rygel's sugar jonesings were alternately funny as hell and cringe-inducing.

I thought the basic Challenger set up was a bit on the cheap side.

For posterity, Sean's tag is

JOEL: What about you, Crow? What do you want for Christmas? CROW: I want to decide who lives and who dies.

One of the nicely darker moments of that series....

One of the nicely darker moments of that series....

Also nicely unexpected. Tom Servo was the one with infinite realms of self-confidence (generally delusional).

My favorite exchange from MST: Gypsy: Tom, I don't get you. Servo: Nobody does - I'm the wind, baby! exits in a flourish

I thought the basic Challenger set up was a bit on the cheap side.

Yeah, that was kind of my feeling on that part, too.

Also nicely unexpected. Tom Servo was the one with infinite realms of self-confidence (generally delusional).

Servo was my hero for a while. That's a bot after my own heart.

Hell, he's got my favorite line from the MST movie, when he goes crazy and tries to tunnel home, puncturing the hull...

"Oh, there it is, "breech hull, all die," I even had it underlined..."

Aeryn learning English

She shoulda just learned it where Noranti did.

She shoulda just learned it where Noranti did.

Carlos Castaneda?

Okay, so I just watched the 1st and/or 2nd episode of The O.C. I think. I'm kind of drunk. Who in sweet hippy Jebus' name does that Ryan chappy look like? It's burning a hole in my brain, and let me tell you, I barely have enough brain to get by as it is.

I've heard it put (thanks, Deb) that he's the love child of Russell Crowe and Nathan Fillion.

Huh. Yes. Very much yes. But no. That's not it, I don't think.