"I believe in Tatooine…."

Yet another AVC feature that implies that its young staffers were right there, on the scene, when these old songs/films/shows/books were created.

This hot-take "Newswire" item was already publicly announced over a month ago at Austin.

"It ain't the nose that grows, baby!", etc, etc…

By the way, the truly talented Jessie Ennis is the daughter of Mr. Show's John Ennis. HBO comedy, keepin' it in the family for generations!

It was like 7 months ago that Warner Brothers was said to have a firm "no jokes" policy for their Comic Heroes Franchise Project.

"A.I."'s epilogue was designed as a complete thematic reversal of the opening Monolith sequence of "2001". It was to serve as a beautiful goodbye and tribute from one director to the other, and its fitting that's its as enigmatic and misunderstood as many Kubrick inventions.

So, I guess we're expected to just *forget* that the "Skynet turns John Connor into a Cyborg Killer" was the EXACT SAME stupidity that McG was "convinced" to drop as the plot-twist to his own inane chapter?

I guess I'll help 'crack the code' for the new reviewer-guy…

I guess it remains to me to point out that the dapper gentleman clad entirely in denim who stands with Rhoda on the platform waiting for a subway car is none other than world-creator James L. Brooks.

Oh, believe you me, the majority of my professional education took place in that magnificent tavern. I am truly a man of the plebes.

"You're forgetting those magazines with pictures of muscular men. Sexual attraction was meant to be implied here."

Fail, Bobby Sullivan.

Fail, Bobby Sullivan.

The next one  is a three-parter like reincarnation, but of different classic eras of Saturday Morning tv cartoons.  And its really really funny.

The next one  is a three-parter like reincarnation, but of different classic eras of Saturday Morning tv cartoons.  And its really really funny.

Salutations, Norm!

Well - it appears that I have been "called out", as it were. I shall therefore "reach for my quiver"…

I'm listening…