That last slide “you don’t know what’s going on in it,” Galen has got a Lite-Brite in front of him, maybe messages from the UpsideDown in the season 1 Christmas lights style of communication?

I’m 100% Team Small Screen, (I have an iPhone 12 Mini) but I know I’m in the minority. I just love being able to shove my phone into my girl pockets (also undersized.) I drop my phone less when it’s small, I can text/type easier. It’s just a better experience. If I want the screen bigger, I just move it closer to my…

at least they’re acknowledging that his whole act was simply bringing what Black artists had been doing for decades to a young white audience.

Tom Hanks is in a fat suit, also.

Meg: The Trench is a Family Guy joke, right?

“It is the view of the Ministry that a theoretical knowledge will be sufficient to get you through your examinations, which after all is what school is all about!”

mofongo.

Both? Both is good.

We only call em “Karens” because it’s impolite to say “cunt” in mixed company.

Animation is almost always timed to audio, not the other way around. Voice first, then draw.

Jango didn’t raise the first batch of clones.

Children of color watch cartoons and they recognize when they are reflected in the characters they enjoy. Black Panther, Mulan, Miles Morales empower children who watch cartoons.

Saint Sam works in a different way than Saint Steve. Sam’s character is his most pure and genuine when his counselor comes out. That’s why his scene after the funeral with Karli worked, that’s why the scene in NOLA when he explained proper atonement to Bucky worked. That’s why he could listen to and empathize with…

That sounds like you’re a Boston greyman. My grandmother used to make me watch Creature Double Feature with her when she babysat on Saturdays and it would give me nightmares every time. She did not care. She liked her scary stories and I needed to “grow a pair!”

This is the prequel to Wall-e, just saying.

That is the bedroom of a man who served in WWII. If this is following a service, it would be Steve’s.

I wonder if that’s because, unlike Moore, Foster grew up in public, under the gaze since she was prepubescent, subjected to the “countdown,” like Emma Watson, or Britney Spears. That’s a lot of role-appropriate baggage to bring to the character.

I haven’t seen any sitcom scene previews that would date past mid-80s/early 90s. I know they use the living room from Family Ties at one point and Elizabeth Olsen admitted there is a tiny Full House Easter Egg.

are you suggesting that Carrie lacks teen angst?

Everybody knows you should never go “full jedi.”