I watched this trailer and the thought occurred to me, how many times have you heard the name Osama bin Laden during the presidential campaign (not counting misspellings of Obama’s name)? Contrary to what some think, he was not publicly tried and hanged in Iraq. Morgan Spurlock’s new film might bring him back into the public conciousness this spring. Spurlock seems fairly well recovered from his adventures in Super Size Me, and he looks none the worse for wear after filming Where in the World is Osama bin Laden? Release is set for April 18 (April 10th in Australia). Nothing much on the movie site yet. Continue reading for an interview with Spurlock at the Sundance film festival.

Test all that Saved by the Bell knowledge you've accumulated over the years with today's mental_floss quiz.

Is it me, or is cable tv getting better and better? With shows like Rescue Me, Damages, The Riches, Sunny in Philadelphia and Mad Men filling up my DVR, it's not like I had room for anything else. But then I watched the first three episodes of Breaking Bad. Holy crap, can you say dark? You guys had me at lung cancer, but the Harvey Keitel-esque disposal of murder victims...that secured it's spot as must see television for me...good stuff.

If anyone's been watching, I'd be interested to hear what you think. And if you haven't watched, you can see the first two episodes here. Or check out some of Walt's Wisdom for a bit of the show philosophy.

I seem pretty relaxed in the photo. But if you knew my last name, you'd think I'd be the most envious, self-conscious guy on the planet. Any guesses?

Nothing more to say, really. Link.

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