Picasso wrote: wmd wrote: There is an interesting article on Slate.com about "zombie brands": brands that have been resurrected from discontinuation. "http://www.slate.com/id/2161805/fr/flyout/" "http://www.slate.com/id/2162284/" Interesting to read about the "McRib". There is a Simpsons episode where a sandwich called the "Ribwich" gained a cult-like following

wmd wrote: There is an interesting article on Slate.com about "zombie brands": brands that have been resurrected from discontinuation. "http://www.slate.com/id/2161805/fr/flyout/" "http://www.slate.com/id/2162284/" Interesting to read about the "McRib". There is a Simpsons episode where a sandwich called the "Ribwich" gained a cult-like following. While Simpsons

wmd wrote: There is an interesting article on Slate.com about "zombie brands": brands that have been resurrected from discontinuation. "http://www.slate.com/id/2161805/fr/flyout/" "http://www.slate.com/id/2162284/" Interesting to read about the "McRib". There is a Simpsons episode where a sandwich called the "Ribwich" gained a cult-like following. While Simpsons

[The long of it] Last week, I commented on how several of the stock characters in the series, like Nelson, became deeper and funnier over time. Tonight, we have a stock character -- Gil, the feckless loser -- who hasn't changed a bit, yet is still pretty funny. Better yet, he isn't even the best part of an episode that delivers something we haven't seen in a while: A good story and