I DESPISE the Sherry Bobbins episode.  That's my vote for Worst Episode Ever.

I like this episode, and Homer's Enemy too.  The show's decline isn't due to continuity issues, it's due to the show not being as funny.

Hunger Games

And of course the most ridiculous thing of all about superhero comics isn't the powers or the origins or the goofy names, but the fact that these people are constantly emerging from fistfights without dislocated jaws or broken hands.

I want to stab the TV every time Fox plays that New Girl promo.  She's going out to find a rebound, who's that girl, it's Jess!

True.  Savage Dragon is everything fans say they like in superhero comics, yet they keep buying Blood Vomit Crisis tie-ins instead.

Earth-2 is a lot less confusing than the idea that these geezers from World War 2 are still running around beating up crooks.

My mom's Friday night routine was to order chinese food, send us kids to play, and then drink wine while watching Beauty and the Beast.  It was her "special time."

Exactly.

The Beach Boys have been reclaimed by the Cool people for so long that they're circling back to Square.

Furries have ruined funny animal comics for everybody.  I know a guy who couldn't finish reading Blacksad because the two cat people were fucking and he's "not into that shit."  Throw some titties into what looks like a Disney movie and people freak the fuck out because they don't want to be associated with perverts.

I like Grant Morrison's JLA  Batman, who has a room full of alien tech he calls the "Sci-Fi Closet".

Any of the other Flashpoint tie-ins any good?  I read the first issue of Frankenstein but that's it.

The Wuzzles
So fucking stupid.

I never heard the original until just now, and was shocked by how little Anthrax had to change to make it 'metal.'

That song is like 95% chorus.

I will miss Esther's facial expressions. She made some goofy faces.

Breyfogle's a penciller; Alan Grant was usually the writer on his Batman stories.

Here we go again.

Jesus fucking christ this gimmick is old.