The top of the article says a Kids See Ghosts review is forthcoming.

You think Sam Bee shouldn’t be Emmy-eligible either?

Didn’t you hear what Disney agreed to buy recently?

That’s a dumb metaphor because there’s enough evidence stating that the president, as a human being, cannot fly.

Interesting to see Don Cherry as a Quebec partisan. Better them than the Yanks, eh?

One of the best things they did in the last animated Pooh film was make him into a lighter Homer Simpson.

Sesame Workshop has a license from Disney for the Muppet trademark and use of old Kermit footage.

“The lost city of Atlanta?”

Billy Zane was da bomb in Phantom, yo.

I don’t think this program will take in the entire WNBA annual attendance, but I can easily see this raking in 5, maybe 6 digits.

Fox isn’t involved, as it’s the network that airs the show. This is just a thing within Warner Bros. between the production team and their higher-ups.

I’m actually not sure of that. None of the reporting is saying that Bob’s has been renewed for the next production cycle, just that there will be a season nine. In that case, this is just Fox and the press telling us things we already know.

The studio is shopping it to other networks.

You would be right. Most of next season is already in the can. This renewal is for the season after next, with some episodes to air in the following season.

They were renewed for another season quite a while back.

How is Clone Wars not a prequel?

Corporations give unlimited money to independent expenditure committees, as can Rosie O’Donnell. But they can’t take money from their treasury and give it to candidate committees, and corporate-backed PACs can only accept employee donations and are also limited in now much they can give to candidate committees.

Khaled is probably taking his clicks over to Merriam-Webster.

More likely that the 20th Century Fox brand will be on Deadpool 3. Touchstone is probably dead for good in favor of Fox being used exclusively as a brand name for mature films (and possibly Star Wars for historical reasons).

Yes.