The Downton Abbey meme-ification has been in full effect for awhile, with Downton Tabby and the gleefully swearword-filled Eastbound and Downton Abbey, and then the meme officially arrived once it had its Arrested Development version.

I don't know if you caught it, but in an interview in this week's Out Magazine, Gillian Anderson revealed that, back in the day, she used to mess around with the ladyfolk.

First there was Downton Tabby and then the gleefully swearword-filled Eastbound and Downton Abbey, and now the Downton Abbey meme-ification continues with Arrested Downton, a completely-necessary combination of Downton Abbey screencaps with quotes from Arrested Development.

Earlier in the week I almost choked on my Mexican tacos like a f*ckin' dickhead when Maske introduced us all to "Eastbound & Downton Abbey," the TV mashup Tumblr to end all TV mashup Tumblrs.

I've been waiting to feel like I've finally got a firm grasp on "who" vs.

If you haven't jumped on the Dowton Abbey bandwagon yet, you're missing out on the most successful British period drama in years, which Patton Oswalt has been live tweeting about while wearing a tuxedo (no, really).

A few weeks ago, a friend of mine, Daniel Carlson, thought it'd be fun to juxtapose quotes from "The Wire" with images from "Downton Abbey.

The Super Bowl (NBC, Sunday) - I'm really hoping it's a good game, seeing as I've already seen all the commercials and I don't care at all about Madonna's halftime performance.

Chuck (NBC, Friday) - "Chuck" never got a lot of coverage around here, but it did have a weirdly devoted fanbase who stuck with it through a number of schedule changes.