I especially liked how the band Brain Explosion was first mentioned in the most hipster-ish way possible ("you've probably never heard of them") in "This Is My Jam," and later the hipster judge in "Cool Bikes" makes witnesses swear in on a stack of "unreleased Brain Explosion singles."

I especially liked how the band Brain Explosion was first mentioned in the most hipster-ish way possible ("you've probably never heard of them") in "This Is My Jam," and later the hipster judge in "Cool Bikes" makes witnesses swear in on a stack of "unreleased Brain Explosion singles."

It's a good analysis, but what about Pops and Hi Five Ghost? Pops is definitely human (albeit one with an absurdly huge head), and I assume HFG is a ghost because (other than the obvious) his brother and father are both ghosts. I suppose that could be an extension of what they project on HFG (maybe they see him as a…

It's a good analysis, but what about Pops and Hi Five Ghost? Pops is definitely human (albeit one with an absurdly huge head), and I assume HFG is a ghost because (other than the obvious) his brother and father are both ghosts. I suppose that could be an extension of what they project on HFG (maybe they see him as a…

Live-action, adult-oriented and severely dumbed down. Workaholics is what you'd get if Regular Show's dialogue was nothing Mordecai and Rigby's chanting and the subversive drug references were blatant. I've seen maybe a half-dozen episode of Workaholics, and I think it's safe to say it's the dumbest thing on…

Live-action, adult-oriented and severely dumbed down. Workaholics is what you'd get if Regular Show's dialogue was nothing Mordecai and Rigby's chanting and the subversive drug references were blatant. I've seen maybe a half-dozen episode of Workaholics, and I think it's safe to say it's the dumbest thing on…

Even though they air in half-hour blocks, it seems like Cartoon Network treats each 11-minute segment of Adventure Time and Regular Show as separate episodes. It doesn't seem to effect RS, because aside from the slow progression of Mordecai and Margret's relationship there's no real continuity. The only real downside…

Even though they air in half-hour blocks, it seems like Cartoon Network treats each 11-minute segment of Adventure Time and Regular Show as separate episodes. It doesn't seem to effect RS, because aside from the slow progression of Mordecai and Margret's relationship there's no real continuity. The only real downside…

Both towns co-exist within King's version of Maine, along with Jerusalem's Lot. Derry is based heavily on Bangor, to the point that it borrows several Bangor landmarks and most of its layout. Bangor still exists in King's Maine, though, with Derry sitting about 20 miles west (the real-life location of tiny Etna, ME).…

Both towns co-exist within King's version of Maine, along with Jerusalem's Lot. Derry is based heavily on Bangor, to the point that it borrows several Bangor landmarks and most of its layout. Bangor still exists in King's Maine, though, with Derry sitting about 20 miles west (the real-life location of tiny Etna, ME).…

As the review says, it's like Haute Tension. We're seeing events from the perspective of a killer who doesn't know they're the killer. She basically has multiple personality disorder, and when the killer is doing their thing, we're watching the other personality "hide." Since she's unaware of the second personality,…