In Which I Get Sidetracked

If you can get past the weird Gerry Anderson Supermarionation Tribute - style character designs, Clone Wars is actually a pretty cool show. Sadly, it won't be airing new episodes again until January.

Y'know, between the thought of a manger scene being set up in the town square or whatever, and my television viewing habits getting totally disrupted for a month, I think I'd be less chuffed about the manger.

I mean, who the hell knows where their "town square" even is, anymore, anyway?

Actually, I do know where the "town square" equivalent is here in Springfield, as it's been in the news that somebody stole a sign put up by a local atheist group as counterbalance to any and all religious displays. Wow. A piece of paper taped to a dry erase board. That'll lift the scales off the eyes of the faithful. Couldn't they at least have sprung for a statue of Madalyn Murray O'Hair or something?

At this rate, I'm beginning to have my doubts that the Sea Otters will ever take over at all! Science H. Logic!

That was a great episode of South Park. Especially the whole "Buck Rogers" bit with Cartman.

Then again, that opening sequence was probably the best thing in the Buck Rogers TV series, itself.

The best thing in Every. Single. Episode.

That, and Erin Grey in those satiny/spandexy outfits.

I'd like to "Roger Roger" her, if you know what I mean!

And thus it all comes back to Clone Wars.