Helping with the setup.  It's what a Roady does.

Not to belabor the obvious, but the original Brideshead Revisited is still streaming on Netflix and Amazon Prime.  If you're going to watch TV, you may as well watch the best.

A second for Frost and Midsomer.  I also enjoyed Doc Martin.  And, of course, Fawlty Towers.

If Ricochet was a carpenter, then I'd be a lady.

True.  But the young Val Kilmer never visited Fawlty Towers to absently sniff the twist-off cap proffered by the waiter before the Ripple Blanc was poured and dissolved the wine glass.

The porch sequence from It's a Gift, where W.C.Fields has his attempts to get some sleep repeatedly foiled, most notably by an insurance salesman seeking Carl LaFong (capital L, small a . . .).  And the scene where his store is destroyed by the deaf and blind Mr. Muckle while an extremely impatient customer waits for his ten pounds of cumquats.

Just about any scene from Top Secret!  "Your Ripple Blanc, sir."

I thought we celebrated the Ascension on Easter.

Ireny ain't what it used to be.

Looks like contributor rather than editor status.

Which card is that?  That race, gender, sexual orientation, etc., may have an influence on an individual's work or ideology?  As I recall, it was the left that reacted to Larry Summers's views on women in much the same way that people are now reacting to Ferguson's views.

Thank you, doctor.  That's good to know.

I believe Mr. Steyn claims to have been on the bandwagon before Mr. Ferguson jumped on and off again.  I'm also unsure that it's stupid or dumb to speculate about the effects sexual orientation may have on an individual's work or ideology.

Mark Steyn demands his share of the opprobrium. 

Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenellenbogen By the Sea?

For the ghoulish, there's always The Hearse Song (the worms crawl in, the worms crawl out . . .)  It may qualify as the best and the most annoying.  Listener discretion is advised.