Jim Cramer scheduled to be guest on Thursday's "The Daily Show"

[Guynemer]

[Darius871]

[Guynemer]

That is Benjamin mother****ing Linus.

The only fictional character than can make the phrase, "You guys got any milk?", make you piss your pants in stark terror.

[Drake Tungsten]

He also killed God. Maybe.

[Asher]

That is Benjamin mother****ing Linus.

The only fictional character than can make the phrase, "You guys got any milk?", make you piss your pants in stark terror.

One of the best characters on TV in decades.

And he wasn't intended to be a main character. He was so awesome they kept him around and wrote the scripts around him.

[Darius871]

That is Benjamin mother****ing Linus.

The only fictional character than can make the phrase, "You guys got any milk?", make you piss your pants in stark terror.

Curses, even this forces me to google something. I haven't "followed" any TV show for at least two years, save for a Curb binge last summer. Maybe in another life I'll get around to whoever this guy is.

[Guynemer]

He also killed God. Maybe.

Yes. ****ing badass. I'm nearly done with my annual (and soon to be defunct) tradition of rewatching the previous seasons on DVD/BluRay to refresh my memory.

You guys got any milk? That **** still kills me, and I've seen it god knows how many times by now.

The show would be perfect if Ben followed up killing God by killing Jack and Kate.

[Drake Tungsten]

I think he should kill Aaron.

[Guynemer]

That would also be acceptable. Cut all the dead weight.

[KrazyHorse]

I just tried to read the wikipedia entry on that character.

I am so confused right now.

[KrazyHorse]

I just tried to read the wikipedia entry on that character.

I am so confused right now.

[Asher]

Haven't seen Lost?

[KrazyHorse]

No.

[Drake Tungsten]

Another member of the Juicebox Mafia weighs in on Yoo vs Stewart...

Last night's showdown between Jon Stewart and John Yoo was a shuddering disappointment. Stewart didn't lay a glove on Yoo. He began by admitting he doesn't understand this stuff, which is sometimes a feint interviewers use before showing that they, or the people who wrote their questions, really do understand this stuff. Not this time. ...

This outcome was predictable, though. Anyone who watched Stewart's interviews with Amity Shlaes or Betsy McCaughey saw it coming. Stewart's early takedowns came before people understood that this late-night comedian did takedowns. When Stewart appeared on Crossfire, a scolding was the last thing the hosts expected. At this point, though, Stewart's interviews are well known and so too are his political opinions. It's obvious who he'll take down and how. And so his guests come armed to rebut, and they have more experience defending themselves than Stewart has attacking them. At this point, Stewart is doing more harm than good by giving people whom he thinks are liars and frauds a platform on his show.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/ezra-klein/2010/01/stewart_vs_yoo.html

[Asher]

WTF is the juicebox mafia?