Rarely do we see any more “A Very Special Episodes” - mostly because you’ve got quality TV like The Wire - so our sitcoms are less preachy. But also because the stations don’t have to double dip into the, “No, this episode counts as educational so don’t do drugs!”

Sesame Street. Herry Monster’s still awesome. Graduated to The Electric Company since it was cooler, but still cried when Mr. Hooper died, since I watched the show with my little sister.

Cabot Cove was the most dangerous place to live in New England!

I thought so too, but they’re not twins.

Yeah but there’s standing there and looking dumbstruck while there’s time to grab weapons vs. pulling out lawn chairs and getting the popcorn cause there’s gonna be a show tonight.

Hey Lit!

Clearly, the Regicide failed.

Or the ice cream maker way back in Empire.

Will pay money for a Rache Bartmoss DLC.

Haven’t seen the show, so please spoil it for me:

If I’m right, the authors were HP Lovecraft and John W. Campbell and it was the 2020 Hugos.

Night of the Ghoul is an interesting series with a great framing device.

Speak for yourself. I’m a hardcore Johnny Bravo Velma Dinkley shipper:

I remember Rita Isbell’s reaction during the impact statement phase of Dahmer’s trial. It was very, very compelling. The fact that I can still remember watching it 30 odd years later should tell you something.

I stand corrected.

So here’s the deal. At least, the old school deal.

Yeah - Marvel just had the character head back to the Hyborean Era so they could wrap up the storylines prior to letting the contract lapse.

It’s always a good thing to remember that the earliest Marvel movies that some serious star power were horror titles: i.e. Ghost Rider and Blade. We’re about to see a new video game with the Midnight Sons.

One thing I liked about the original was the sense of history.  Pinhead fought in WW1, specifically at The Somme, so it made sense for him to be part of the lost generation.

Sorry - Pamela Hensley just does it for me.  Continue.