Anyone else care to try "Crime Scene Scenarios" for 500?

[sovay]

lesser_celery and I are still watching Millennium.

This latest episode is guest-starring Charles Nelson Reilly.

I feel like the two hemispheres of my brain just collided.

"He didn't just buy the magazines. He read the story. And he liked it."

I've got a bit of a headache, but it's very funny. How did the Scientologists not sue them into the next millennium?

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[grimmwire.livejournal.com]

Tiny dancing demons, grousing in a coffee shop about their lot in life

[full-on geek mode/]

You're thinking of "Somehow Satan Got Behind Me" -- not only scripted by Darin Morgan but directed by him as well (his first and only time in the director's chair. I think the episode suffers a bit as a result; clumsy staging and slow pacing. But still wonderfully funny. "I am Broadcast Standards and Practices! This is unacceptable!")

The episode sovay's talking about is "Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense", a sequel to an episode of X-Files (see my comment below), in which Jose Chung (Reilly) and Frank Black encounter the dangerously litigious "Selfology Institute".

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[sovay]

the dangerously litigious "Selfology Institute"

Selfosophy!

[baggyeyes]

You're right! Completely got them mixed up.