going down the rabbit hole
down the rabbit hole

But the photo would depict him going down the rabbit hole.

"It was like going down the rabbit hole as a parent.

"I lived for going down the rabbit hole of meeting weird people.

Going down the rabbit hole, therefore, has obvious connotations.

Radio 4 is like going down the rabbit hole with Alice: even the occasional shock leaves you wiser.

It's Alice going down the rabbit hole.

Then I came to – it seemed to last forever, like Alice in Wonderland going down the rabbit hole.

I've heard people refer to schizophrenia as going down the rabbit hole - it's a fairly common phrase among families who have a loved one with schizophrenia.

It has some of the instant bewitchment - we enter Mr. Sebald's discourse like Alice going down the rabbit hole - of the other books.

Ferreting around cyberspace in YouTube can be a bit like going down the rabbit hole, entering a strange, oddly seductive media universe in which normal standards you'd bring to the consumption of culture don't seem to apply.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, TAKE your seats and hold on tight because Steven Pinker says we are going down the rabbit hole.

This time around, instead of going down the rabbit hole, her challenge was to bring a touch of 18th century style to the coastal Maine of the Me Decade in a way that didn't alienate fans of the original gothic television soap opera, which became a cult classic during its run from 1966 to 1971.

MS. NULAND: Matt, each of these pieces of legislation is distinct, and I think before going down the rabbit hole of predicting what is possible under this particular statute, let me just pledge to you that we will make sure you all are fully briefed on the options when the time comes, okay?