Verdun - A Tragedy in 62 Grueling Parts

I was already a grown-ass man when, eating dinner at my parents' place, I first encountered the Family Guy episode with the "Prom night dumpster baby" song. It was the first time I can ever remember objecting to the content of a show or film on the grounds that my mother was watching it with me. Weird feeling, man.

I was already a grown-ass man when, eating dinner at my parents' place, I first encountered the Family Guy episode with the "Prom night dumpster baby" song. It was the first time I can ever remember objecting to the content of a show or film on the grounds that my mother was watching it with me. Weird feeling, man.

Speak ill of Bret Hart. That's all it takes.

Ooh, definitely The Iron Yuppie!

Ooh, definitely The Iron Yuppie!

There's no such thing as anti-life, you say? How else do you expect to replace the paralyzing, chaotic uncertainty of your miserable failed existence with the single all-encompassing goal to die? Die! DIE! DIE FOR DARKSEID!

There's no such thing as anti-life, you say? How else do you expect to replace the paralyzing, chaotic uncertainty of your miserable failed existence with the single all-encompassing goal to die? Die! DIE! DIE FOR DARKSEID!

How else do you intend to counter the Anti-Life Equation?

How else do you intend to counter the Anti-Life Equation?

I love Sanderson Hawkins!

I love Sanderson Hawkins!

Season 3 finale: Rick and company vs. Zombie Big Boss Man in the prison.
Series finale: Rick and company vs. The Undertaker.

Season 3 finale: Rick and company vs. Zombie Big Boss Man in the prison.
Series finale: Rick and company vs. The Undertaker.

That'll show 'em!

That'll show 'em!

But hey, at least RG3 can run 76 yards for a touchdown to soothe your pain!

But hey, at least RG3 can run 76 yards for a touchdown to soothe your pain!

I don't have an issue with the music he's composed for the show. In fact, I like quite a bit of it. It's just not always used correctly.

I don't have an issue with the music he's composed for the show. In fact, I like quite a bit of it. It's just not always used correctly.