Well, it may be Verizon, but at least it's free.

Having been unemployed for a year now, this would certainly make me feel better.

Agreed.

I am both a conservative Christian and a huge fan of Sci-Fi. The two are not mutually exclusive.

Battlestar has "gods" and 2001 has monkey men, but I enjoy them both for what they are and don't bother with the twits in my family that ridicule me for liking Sci-Fi or for "believ[ing] in magical angels and hell and [figuratively] drinking the blood of Christ."

I have no issue with atheist characters. In fact, I like the way the others characters on 'House' play off of him.

There is a significant difference between a character having a religious or philosophical worldview and that character being caricatured and attacked.

Like it or not, Christianity is attacked on TV and in film more than any other religion. That is a fact, not an endorsement of attacks on non-Christian religions, Richie.

Oh, and Joseph: I am both a conservative Christian and a huge fan of Sci-Fi. The two are not mutually exclusive.

Now this is funny!

The show didn't simply endorse atheism or attack religion. As the Hollywood lefties always do, the show specifically targeted Christianity. It's a shame, because Family Guy is one of the smartest, funniest shows on TV, but last night's episode crossed a line for my family.

Have some compassion, dickweed.

Burns is a two-hit wonder with overt liberal leanings. Let him get a real job and make money like the rest of us. GM has every right to drop sponsorships, and considering their current financial situation, they should have done this long ago. And not just with Burns.

'The Simpsons' is still on?