An Ode to the Hosts of the 2010 Olympics

I can think of no better way to pay tribute to the noble Canadians than this lovely song from Mystery Science Theater 3000.


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Dinosaur Comics

This is my favorite comic of all time, and has been for about four years. Written by noted Canadian, Ryan North, it covers a wide range of subject matter that appeals to me so much that sometimes I think it is being written just for me. Common topics include language and grammar, Shakespeare, God, the future, history and Batman. The exciting thing about it is that even though the art stays the same day-to-day, the writing is so good that it bends the art to suit its purpose. That's powerful writing right there!

So yeah, go check that shit out! If you need more convincing, here are some more great examples! I wasn't going to do this, as Mr. North has been writing since 2003 and I thought that picking my favorites out from the pile would be a huge waste of time, but then I did it anyway. Oh, I almost forgot! Don't forget to hover your mouse cursor around for the secret jokes!

Michael Emerson/Terry O'Quinn Hitman Show to Probably Own

...assuming it gets on the air. This thing from TV Guide says that Terry O'Quinn, badass owninator John Locke on Lost, is pitching a show where he and Michael Emerson, who co-stars on Lost as man-with-a-plan Ben Linus, would play suburban hitmen. Ownage potential is currently registering about 95% on that noise alone, with the inevitable cycle of Lost guest stars bringing the total up to about 110%. These two are pretty much the best actors on TV, so hopefully this gets picked up and soon!