Russ Hodges was working the Giants broadcast, and Joe Buck was the neutral feed.

You forgot Aussie rules.

Unlike the old days, this album will probably be on streaming. Probably.

The BusinessWeek article said that Bannon set up the Seinfeld deal at a company which he owned but later sold to Societe Generale, so it appears from my reading that Bannon no longer personally makes any money from Seinfeld.

EA did in fact make a new NFL Blitz in 2012, but it didn't have late hits.

Universal owns the Animal House rights.

Niles Crane was the arts reviewer there for a while, if I remember right.

According to Keep Beach City Weird, CARTOON NETWORK is a telescope operator that detects comets for commercial airlines, so that bit has a possible in-universe explanation.

The CMCs are okay, but their episodes feel like those of a decent-to-good cartoon on, say, Disney Junior.

Probably picked the wrong week. The Cutie Mark Crusaders, man.

All the free Hulu anime is going to Yahoo View, so that isn't a problem.

Did The CW get any .1s during the broadcast season?

I could floop a church's pig.

But not Cowboy Bebop?

Well, Badminton Canada is a member of the Badminton World Federation and not the Canadian government. If the government were to join the BWF, there would possibly be concerns about its sovereignty.

And mostly Univision due to Televisa.

The dog was named after the brand?

I know about the Gilmore Girls part, but why the region 2 DVD as opposed to the rating-less region 1 DVD on an American-based site?

Why exactly is the region 2 Gilmore Girls complete series DVD set, with its BBFC and IFB certifications, being sawed into?

If TTG were doing a crossover with the original version of the series, I would be in. I have lost interest in whatever Nick Jennings and his people are trying to do with these classic characters, and so I can safely ignore the whole thing.