321. I love children's books like Brundibar which show that good and bad are linked and are not all sickeningly sweet. I love that they help my kids understand more difficult, more mature stories.

322. The word bacon comes from the Old French word for buttock, "bacho."

323. John Stewart proposed to his wife via a personalized crossword written by Will Shortz, of NYT crossword and NPR fame.

324. His first film role was actually cut from the final version of the movie "The First Wives Club."

325. He has appeared on Sesame Street. I would love to see that!

326. Hugh Laurie realized he might have depression when he realized that he was bored driving in a demolition derby for charity, with exploding cars all around him.

327. A Thai word for "green" also means stinky.

328. Green fireworks come from barium.

329. Many green animals have a blue underlayer and a translucent yellow overlayer.

330. Mauve was associated with homosexuality in the 1890s, though that changed to lavender by the 1950s and then to pink by the 1970s.

311. Garry Trudeau appeared in 1971 on Truth or Consequences. Only one of the panelists guessed his identity.

312. No one has yet taken Trudeau up on his offer to donate $50,000 to the USO in exchange for confirmation that former President Bush II fulfilled his military duties.

313. Gregory House's apartment number is 221B -- a homage to Sherlock Holmes.

314. Hugh Laurie's father is a doctor.

315. He made his audition tape for the part in a bathroom while he was filming "Flight of the Phoenix."

316. He was so convincing that the directors failed to recognize that he was British.

317. In filming House, the sets are often full of unscripted props, allowing the cast to improvise.

318. The character House lived as a child in Egypt -- I knew I liked this guy, and not just because he reminds me to say no.

319. House speaks English, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin and Japanese.

320. The costumers for House tie his t-shirts in a ball overnight so they wrinkle properly.