Neil Armstrong, First Man on the Moon and all-around American Hero, would like to have his hair back, please.

Here’s a fun little game to help pass the time on the first-day-back-from-a-long-weekend: The Retail Alphabet Game. Simply look at each letter and determine whose logo it belongs in.

I think it’s pretty frightening that I could identify almost all of them on my own…

I was gonna write up a piece about REVENGE OF THE SITH and what I thought (short version: GLEE!), but Steve Pheley apparently read my mind and wrote it for me; so, thanks, pal.

“Developing”, as Drudge would say.

UPDATE 5/26/05: I forgot to also link over to Jeremy’s thoughts, mostly because doing so requires me to think about the movie more than I think I’m prepared to do. I’ve now seen the EPISODE III-as-political-criticism meme in too many places to dismiss it outright, but it strikes me as an awful lot like putting a pig in a dress. Sure, you can do it, and it might even be very pretty and charming, but at the end of the day it’s still a pig. We all see what we want to see; methinks those who are calling “foul” (or “bravo”) on Lucas for the inclusion of such “pointed criticism” doth protest too much.

And moreover, if you really believe that Lucas (and/or Tom Stoppard) actually intended REVENGE OF THE SITH (and indeed, the entire prequel trilogy) to be a modern political allegory and had put that much thought into crafting it as such, don’t you also think that the same or equivalent effort would have gone into the first two?

Although I’ve apparently missed the first two days of the three-day event, KenJen’s back on JEOPARDY! for the Ultimate Tournament of Champions finals tonight. Rock!

Actor Frank Gorshin, the impressionist with 100 faces best known for his Emmy-nominated role as The Riddler on the old “Batman” television series, has died. He was 72.

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Apparently, his last appearance will be on tomorrow’s CSI finale.