This is definetly one of the best written shows on TV, though the most bizarre moment for me was a Totally Spies reference, of course 21 wouldn't make that reference

I was gonna reference Extra Credits

Like Maleficent, there's like 3 stock background for edgy female characters, rape, daddy issues, and break ups

Fuck Meelo, the Jar Jar binks of the show, I sometime hopes that he gets cancer and dies off screen between seasons

Fuck Meelo, the Jar Jar binks of the show, I sometime hopes that he gets cancer and dies off screen between seasons

The point of this episodes shows all people not nust gay just extort people for publicity and money, how is this episode homophobic?

I dont see that much homophobia in this episode, we only get to watch one gay character in this episode, which by the way gay people can be greedy douches too like other people so really aside from one sentence word play of a gay situation, I dont see that much gay bashing, the first episode however was way worse,…

Actually I thought the satire and humor was the best here all this season, it's a terrible season sure, but I sorta really liked this episode

Eh I find it annoying, also I think that's Eillen from Regular Show voice actor

I liked the Scott Pilgrim esque visuals, also I liked most the climaxes of Regular Show, where the animators really have fun

To me the point of Boondocks originally in the first season at least, is a more edgy Peanuts show, with it's Piano Jazz score, and bittersweet endings. Huey actually some character in the first season, like when he went to Chicago drifting away from an old friend, or even pray in desperation, but I just can't stand…

This is the most Jump The Shark moment I've seen in quite a while

I give this episode an A, Mordecai and CJ are like Emma Stone Andrew Garfield cute with their tight chemistry