Plus, the way she keeps obediently popping up whenever anyone says “Janet” continues to be deployed with impeccable comic timing.

There’s a “Who watches the Watchmen?” joke to be made here, but I’ve at least got more faith in Lindelof & co. than I did in Zack Snyder.

Huh. Well, I sure hope it’s awesome like the graphic novel instead of, y’know, sucking like the movie.

“You’ll never see anything like that in 100 lifetimes! It was completely illegal and in no way will count, but man, that was something!”

It’s been a rough day for *squints* Gale Boetticher.

“Yo, did that guy just say ‘Can a bitch get a donut’?”

Anyone who claims to be walking away from ESPN over this has already been complaining on Facebook for months about how they no longer watch ESPN because it’s gotten too political. I doubt this will cost them much of anything.

She tweeted about it on her personal Twitter account.

Thank you, first Spider-Man movie.

If only there were some sort of manifestation of loss and grief that could help this guy cope with The Babadook being a vocal LGBT advocate.

gay icon Babdook is just for a laugh, not some revolutionary fandom.

As far as I’m aware, this is the only backstory we need:

Ironic that the theme of the episode was imperfections when it featured the running gag of Sheila only knowing how to play the theme from Exodus, which was later reworked by Jim Johnston to be the entrance theme for... Mr. Perfect.

The story, as we’re led to believe, is that the author was ready to wrap it up in 25 (seems like a natural time to conclude the story, no?), but the publishers wanted to continue it because it was selling so well. Certainly plausible.

Putting Veronica Mars, Buffy and iZombie at the forefront of your header image is basically like leaving a trail of candy from me to your article.

Feel like this should sufficiently answer your question:

If you don’t mind watching subtitled movies, I think you should give the Japanese live action adaptation a shot. Very thoroughly nailed the tone of the anime and stuck the landing.

37 episodes is “insanely long”?

See plus, actually.

I think whitewashing Light in this case would have worked in adapting the character to an American audience because the traditional image of that golden boy in America probably looks like a Winklevoss twin, so playing upon that preexisting image in the audience’s mind would have sufficiently justified the decision,…