It sounds like there's a surprising lack of consistency on this. I thought Orpheus knew Dermott was Doc's son. He was there when the Alchemist did that spell to reveal the history of that trinket, wasn't he?

But could you point to how you've seen tonight's episode?

Or how she used magic to make the best sandwich ever in 5 Short Graybles?

For the record, being a Flame Princess Fan isn't caused by being a dumnbass. I hope.

Is anyone else wondering when we'll get new episodes? This was the 26th episode of the season. Adam Muto has stated the 4 episodes that were pushed from the season count as the finale, but that they're a ways off. Any potential story lines you might want to see, new, resolved, or otherwise?

What? They release episodes early?

I guess it's obligatory for dikachu to come over to our excitement of new Venture Bros. with its hate spew over Handlen's premature release in everybody's time zone.

Excuse the reply post, stupid app.
But I wanted to point out what a continuity cavalcade the opening minutes were, extending beyond the season 4 finale. Each scene gave a concise summary of who and where each is and are.
Also, haven't the Venture Bros. been around for a decade now?

And the tradition of cutting the opening music continues. I might forget what it sounds like if this keeps up.

Thought I recognized her. Can't fathom what going from The Killing to Hannibal will say about her career in the future though.

So, this show really turned it around, or just not as bad at first glance? Or even just old fashioned brainwashing?

The Young Justice Video Game is still forthcoming, I hope. That's probably not a sure thing at this point.

This episode's big point of contrivance with me is that M'gann wouldn't use her Mind Rape powers on someone who is obvioulsy evil just because she used it on Caldur (a deep cover agent) unknowingly. That felt like a big contrivance to keep the plot going and give the Male the job of saving the day.

The Animated Film category was the only one I was really keeping up with, and only Brave I didn't see in theatres. I saw Arriety in theatres too. I feel that Frankenweenie was the most original, not to mention it had me smiling the whole time, and the rest, while formulaic, had nice twists of their own. Wreck-It Ralph…

They do Regular and Classic Coverage of Nickelodeon shows occasionally here. Mostly Classic, but Korra gets regular coverage.

They do Regular and Classic Coverage of Nickelodeon shows occasionally here. Mostly Classic, but Korra gets regular coverage.

I think Nick gives all the Cultural Sensitivity Credits to Bryke and Crew.

I think Nick gives all the Cultural Sensitivity Credits to Bryke and Crew.

Still placing money on me being younger.

Still placing money on me being younger.