Funny Dance Marathon, Day 7

I could probably keep this going a few more days (I still haven't gotten around to The Carlton, or several other obvious candidates), but a week feels like the right length of time, and I want to end this the way it began, with more "Scrubs": "West Side Story." Click here to read the full post

Funny Dance Marathon, Day 6

I'll have an "Amazing Race" post and a column link post up a little later (and it feels strange to have actual shows to write about again, for the first time in what feels like weeks, even if it's only been since Wednesday night), but first it's time for today's dancing clip, this from the one period of "Ally McBeal" I could really tolerate (largely due to Mr. Downey Jr.): click here.

If you prefer your Biscuit/Barry White dances of a more classic variety, there's always this. Click here to read the full post

Funny Dance Marathon, Day 5

I'm not a huge fan of the Geller siblings overall, but this may be the finest moment of David Schwimmer's career. Click here to read the full post

Funny Dance Marathon, Day 4

"Sweet fancy Moses!" Click here to read the full post

Funny Dance Marathon, Day 3

Chicken dance fever from "Arrested Development" Click here to read the full post

Now if only he could do the Fish Out of Water...

Phil Rosenthal -- "Everybody Loves Raymond" Phil Rosenthal, not My Friend Phil -- is of the belief that in comedy, when all else fails, you put in some funny dancing. So in keeping with the spirit of yesterday's embedded YouTube clip, I present two fine examples of funny dancing in action, the first from Rosenthal himself (or his two on-screen surrogates), the second from a recent "My Name Is Earl."

I'm going to see if I can make it at least into next week with a daily silly TV dancing clip. Suggest away, because everything is on YouTube. Click here to read the full post

I don't know what "it" is, but he's got it.

Because I'm once again bogged down in "Sopranos" minutiae, because I'm too tired and too busy to say much about last night's "House" beyond my desire for them to lay off the dream sequences for a while, and because I'm so darned pleased with myself for finally figuring out how to embed YouTube clips (because, yes, I'm just that slow), I present to you this blog's favorite YouTube clip of all time. Click here to read the full post