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My most favorite sit com

EmmaZahn — Wed, 23 Apr 2014 20:17:11 +0000

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My most favorite sit com evah!

Now, I was just a kid so I

Michael Maiello — Wed, 23 Apr 2014 19:37:51 +0000

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Now, I was just a kid so I might be misremembering, but Will Shakespeare wrote my favorite episode of Knight Court.

I've got one of Will's

PeraclesPlease — Wed, 23 Apr 2014 19:35:04 +0000

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I've got one of Will's adapted screenplays that never got made, as well as some early demos he did of a concept album based loosely on his sonnets set to Gregorian chants. Of course if he hadn't died of a drug overdose worsened by his well-known sleep-deprivation, he would have changed the entertainment world completely, but sadly we're left with only a shadow of what might have been.

BREAKING: LIT SCHOLAR REVEALS

Michael Wolraich — Wed, 23 Apr 2014 18:43:00 +0000

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BREAKING: LIT SCHOLAR REVEALS NEW ANAPEST IN SHAKESPEARE PLAY

450 years after Shakespeare's birth, distinguished Shakespeare scholar, Dr. Cleveland, announced the discovery of a previously unknown anapest on line 115 from the third scene of the second act of Much Ado About Nothing.

"At first I thought it was traditional iambic pentameter," he wrote in a sensational op-ed published by The Weekly Elizabethan. "When I realized what it was, I started shrieking like a schoolgirl at a Justin Bieber show."

Other experts reacted with skepticism. "Anapest, my ass," wrote Dr. Batboy in an email. "It's obviously just a dactyl and a lackluster one at that. That Cleveland is a fraud. I don't even think that's his real name."