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Airlocked is the new Benson

DID HE DO THAT?

BRB, re-editing this episode to include "That's what she said" every times someone says "That's not where I thought that was going" ....

Would totally subscribe to a TV Forcening podcast....

Speaking of Mitchell & Webb dance moments...

For the TV movie that Tiny House of Terror should have been, look up "This House Possessed" on YouTube.

"...all the doctor said was, HE DED" For some reason I found this very funny.

And David T. Cole had the perfect reaction!

Personally I was totally expecting to hear ......... Diff'rent Stroke

Really? They used the Laughing Record for the credits? The record is from 1923, which totally makes sense that they used it in a series about 1970s standup comedy....

Let's just enjoy this sentence from David T. Cole again: This sounds so much like something Kim Reed would say that I think he was possessed by Kim when he said this.

I knew we were in for trouble from the words "Dave Forces Sarah".

One of my favorites that doesn't show up much anymore: "TONE OF VOICE!!!" from Frisky Dingo Oh, and the "SORRY" from the Caramilk ad!

Standing ovation!!!

David T. Cole says:

Not only were there magazines dedicated to code, kids, there were ENTIRE BOOKS containing listings of game programs, usually in BASIC. While this forced everyone to type in the game for him/herself, pretty much every home computer in the 1980s ran BASIC, so the games, if they didn't use computer-specific code, could be ported (and modified to one's content) to pretty much any random home computer brand. Here's an example: the first in the BASIC Computer Games series put out by Creative Computing. If the name David H. Ahl means anything to you, then you most likely have a well-worn copy of this book stashed somewhere in your basement. http://atariarchives.org/basicgames/

More nitpicking with Game Time: "Larry of Los Angeles" is actually referring to the actor Larry Wilcox, not his character, which would be Jonathan of House Baker.

Now I'm picturing a card game from the 1980s

Another good choice for an important dance: David Brent's hideous dance from the UK Office. An appropriate description from the BFI's companion book about the series is worth quoting here:

I'm totally expecting to see this topic come up again sometime in the Minis, since there are so many excellent theme songs to choose from. ("Diff'rent Strokes.")

All the blanks during Game Time was very Match-Game-esque. "I can give you a blank!" "Give me the first blank!"

"Orrin HAAAATCH" Can't wait for the Hate Potato T-shirt...

Co-signed on The Sting, a movie that still holds up. Didn't Sarah drop a reference to Kid Twist on a recent episode?