Luckily, we have many, many people here to take over where he left off.

I love when Roiland shamelessly uses his TV show as a platform to try to get free stuff from companies he likes, like McDonald's and Nintendo. Hell, if I had my own show, I'd probably do it too.

Yeah, this is a site that only reports on the real issues, like a little boy named Pickle who may or may not actually exist.

Yeah, this is truly a golden age we're living in.

I'm perfectly OK with The Hun. Hell, it's one of my favorite websites!

Can We Guess Your Education Level Based On The Movies You've Seen?
If you've seen The Emoji Movie, then yes.

Hey, isn't that my phone ringing?
(imitates ringtone)
Yeah, I've gotta go take this, but good luck with your Video Music Awards!

Take a look in the mirror, America! This is where we're at now. We allowed this to happen.

Heh! You ironically took the thing that normally someone like that would say, and turned it around on him!! Great material!

Yeah, out of all The Simpsons' supporting characters, Apu seems to be the most well-developed (with the possible exceptions of Mr. Burns and Moe Szyslak). He might have just been an ethnic stereotype in the first couple seasons, but I'd say he's definitely transcended all that. I'm interested in what Indian people…

There's also Dinesh from Silicon Valley, and he's not stereotypical at all. He's just a coder who happens to be Pakistani.

I think this is pretty emblematic of Jezebel's hopelessly misguided approach to feminism: not so much "pro-women", as just "anti-men".

Once they switch to Kinja, the only person left in the comment section for the "Batman and Robin" article will be Jesse Hassenger, passive-aggressively defending the article to nobody in particular.

Eh, American Dad's schedule these days is "4 new episodes, disappear for the next three months, return with 4 more new episodes once everybody's forgotten about it".

This "Zach Budgor" kid has a bold style. It won't play well here.

Oh fuck off, Jezebel.

In Twitter hashtag wars, there are no winners, only losers.

I was hoping it would be Life In Hell: The Animated Series! This show still sounds pretty damn fun though and I can't wait to see it.

All of his interactions with Brian Wolfe, P.I. crack me up, but especially the first one, when he finally loses his patience with Nathan and dubs him "the wizard of loneliness".

Sure, I've had TV shows and movies affect my opinions somewhat in the past, but this article (and that jackass up there) is seriously overestimating the effect South Park has had on the election and current political climate. It's a fucking cartoon on Comedy Central that has a cult following, but hasn't really been a…