That was essentially the argument that won them the case. They also made a giant Jaffa Cake to prove that they're obviously cakes. I like to imagine that the judge decided which way the case was going on day one, but kept insisting on e̷a̷t̷i̷n̷g̷ seeing more evidence.

Choose wisely. Families have been divided by the Jaffa Cake debate.

Funily enough, the English courts decided that they were, in fact, cakes and not biscuits in 1991.

We have the tax man to thank for arguably the most important case in the history of the English and Welsh legal system.

The default currency on a spready is the dollarydoo.

Fun fact: Vaccinations have NO CONNECTION to autism.

I fell asleep for a little while in the cinema. I found it to be pretty boring. To its credit, it was an interesting deconstruction of the first film, but it was a bad movie.

It's the gold watch for me. This isn't a mindless monster. This is a refined monster who appreciates the finer things. An upstanding citizen of a fantastic capitalist society of giants.

Oh yeah, and also please bring back Eliza Coupe. She was the highlight of the last couple of seasons.

I'm looking forward to it. I really hope you stick to the same formula, with 22-ish mostly self-contained episodes a season. I feel like there's a bit of a gap for that more traditional, 90s/00s style sitcom.

I can't resist dropping a Star Wars fact here. The original Death Star model from Star Wars was discovered in the lobby of a country and western music venue in 1993, where it was being used as a rubbish bin. Sacrilege!