Wookieepedia has "Canon" and "Legends" versions of articles now. The Canon ones tend to be short.

There was apparently an episode of the Art Fleming era J! with no entrants in the final. The final segment was just him chatting with the contestants.

Showtime's current output deals are with DreamWorks Studios, The Weinstein Company, CBS Films, IFC and a few smaller studios.

Licensed Lego portrayals of real people have their actual skin color instead of Lego yellow.

George Washington was unanimously elected in both of his elections.

It's interesting that most of the entrants are local citizens, yet Itchy & Scratchy happens to be a professional-grade animation studio that just happens to reside in Springfield. The closest thing to the I&S short is Mr. Burns' vanity show, and he had to settle for a non-union equivalent director.

Was her State of the Union show any good?

Won't it enter public domain two years after the copyright is transferred, assuming copyrights aren't extended by law?

The full faith and credit of the federation?

That would infringe upon another news channel with that name.

Yes, but is there Paunch Burger in DC?

The Pop Group should be on a bill with Metallica.

Maybe because she's a fairy?

Why would a cable channel be interrupted by a news update?

It may have been eligible as an O or T show.

Squee at a Harry Chapin parody.

Sumner Redstone is the Chairman, and hasn't been CEO for years. That job belongs to Phillipe Dauman.

MST3K?

The specials are there as longer episodes of the weekly series.

Canada also allows drug commercials.