I watched an episode Those Who Can't partially because she was in it. It didn't really pay off in any respect.

How many times did this show die in this show? Are you still eligible for one of these nostalgia revivals if you already had at least one second chance back when you were new?

Rush Hour TV series looks like the real disaster of the bunch.

In exactly what way the father, son, and holy spirit are the same yet different guys is probably the single biggest minefield of supposed blasphemy but how human Jesus was is up there too.

I don't know who you are, or what you are, but I have a very particular set of skills, which admittedly don't apply to weird cartoon monsters with psychic powers. But my point is if you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for…

I always suspected Snorlax was intentionally blocking that path he's "asleep" on out of spite.

This is such an obvious fit it almost seems like you don't need to pay for the name to get away with making it. I mean they already had a show set in a performing arts high or middle school, a show about middle/high school kids who perform in a local affiliate tv show, multiple shows about high school kids who have…

Have you been injured in an accident? Then you need to call the law offices of Vinestar, Diva, and Rando

Isn't hollow imitation of tropes kind of the default setting for Rom Coms?

So you're saying do a Batmanuel Beyond?

This is way off the original point, but Cartoon Network would actually pay for way more Venture Brothers if the people making it wanted to subcontract out more in order to get it done faster. The network isn't intentionally ordering year-long gaps between half-seasons.

In this particular version people get raptured, then there's a long period of suffering on earth during which people can still convert and be saved. Basically every detail of what order this stuff happens in and what the rules for it are vary even on a church-to-church basis within some denominations, and is super not…

They're a convenient package, since after a few songs about breakups and miscarriages, i really need some levity to bring me back up.

I think he must just be a bad performer. Because it's almost impossible to be that good at finding funny people and putting together projects while having no talent for comedy yourself. So i think he's just really awkward on tape/camera? I basically agree with you but am giving him the benefit of the doubt in terms of…

I think they might do Iron Man a little differently if they had him to do over. They found some good work-arounds, with those inside-the-helmet HUD shots for instance, but they still wound up in a place where he can't have his armor at times when he really ought to.

It was a good comic in general for a while and then got impossibly convoluted and then stopped updating at all iirc.

It's something i'm totally willing to give them a pass on. It happens in the comics with no justification and it serves a character purpose, which is a higher priority for me than even making the plot work.

Here mostly: https://www.biblegateway.co… starting at 13. It exists primarily as a side note to the idea that the dead will be resurrected at the end of the current world, assuring people that those still alive at the end won't be left out. It does not fit particularly well with Revelation-as-eschatology's roadmap…

Tyler Perry makes some of the best films in the preachy christian melodrama subgenre. That is seriously faint praise, but he deserves it.

It also explains the surreal anti-continuity of "this happens, then this happens even though it's completely inconsistent with the first thing, then something happens that can't possibly happen after either of those other two, [repeat until satisfied with page count]."