Meh, fuck this guy.

Holy shit yes!!! It won't even be disturbing, because he was already rocking that uncanny valley my-face-looks-like-latex thing in those later years….

Best thing about internships? On the off-chance you find an actual career and quit the old fashioned way (I.e, just stop showing up) they can't do jack shit. Bonus points if their shitty corrupt studio is so notoriously shitty that they can't even badmouth you reputably.

Nah, it's aaaall good. Makes sense to me, anyway.

He made the rich, whiney ones leave, and made the other ones healthy and well-educated?

Man these philistines totally fucked this whole thing up. Don't they remember that stoop kid got over his fear of leaving the stoop  in episode 8b of season one, "Stoop Kid"? I really hope someone was fired for that blunder.

"I'm not cleaning this, up!"
"Neither am I!"

I first read that as Bill Nye, and now I want that.

Yeah man, that "don't me shit". Looks like someone's typing in a rather agitated fashion there.

It's cute how Allen still thinks the US dollar is worth so much.

I remember seeing a comic where Marge and Homer feed spoonfuls of Marge's ejaculate to their kids from a large jar as a nightly medicine, and then laugh maniacally. …So that is a thing that exists.

Liked that aspect so much I devoted a chapter of my Master's thesis to it. Soooo goood (as teen girl squad would say)

Holy crap that'd be awesome. It'd be like that episode of Gargoyles that had Raven in it, but without the half-assed understanding of the mythology. I've always thought northwest first-nations art was ripe for an animated treatment.

Give 'im a chonce! Ee's from the Siath Oilund!!!

You liked Black Sheep? maybe I should give it another look, but I found it neither scary or funny.

Lets' see… incredibly pretty, but with a weak-ass plot and characters. Yep, should've been better received, actually.

I'd agree, but only because I think Spielberg kind of sucks. Tintin is one of his better efforts.

Well, documentary itself could even be said to be another artform entirely (within the 'medium' of film)

To be fair, that guy is toxic. Besides, they couldn't have chosen a worse time to wax romantic about fuel consumption.

Hmm. I thought Tintin was pretty, but the plot wasn't all that well paced, and  the camera movement was over-ambitious and disorienting. Overall, pretty mediocre.