"Tyler Perry's The Vivian Girls: based on a graphic novel by Henry Darger"

If Tyler Perry is now an "outsider artist", does that mean 25 years from now people will start to "rediscover" his work and find all sorts of hidden layers in it?

If Tyler Perry is now an "outsider artist", does that mean 25 years from now people will start to "rediscover" his work and find all sorts of hidden layers in it?

I love reading F reviews!

I love reading F reviews!

Regular Show was brilliant this week. I like how slowly but surely characters and being developed outward but still in a way that's true to the show's supernatural goofiness.

Regular Show was brilliant this week. I like how slowly but surely characters and being developed outward but still in a way that's true to the show's supernatural goofiness.

I loved seeing the montage of Rigby not working at the beginning of the episode. This was one of the best shows of the third season.

I loved seeing the montage of Rigby not working at the beginning of the episode. This was one of the best shows of the third season.

That album cover hung on the wall of dorm room the past two years. Flea market chic.

That album cover hung on the wall of dorm room the past two years. Flea market chic.

Christine really does a great job on that album with "Why" and "Believe Me". My personal favorite from the Bob Welch era is probably "Heroes Are Hard To Find", it flows really well from start to finish and has a sort of mysterious, cool sound to it.

Christine really does a great job on that album with "Why" and "Believe Me". My personal favorite from the Bob Welch era is probably "Heroes Are Hard To Find", it flows really well from start to finish and has a sort of mysterious, cool sound to it.

He wrote "We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainy Days and Mondays" as well, probably the two best Carpenters songs.

He wrote "We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainy Days and Mondays" as well, probably the two best Carpenters songs.

Ugh.

Ugh.

I'll toss in "The River of Life"! Top that! Seriously, that episode was so sad.

I'll toss in "The River of Life"! Top that! Seriously, that episode was so sad.

Fraggle Rock has some really deep stuff going on under the surface, it's really remarkable. Like how their holiday episode is about how Gobo has a crisis of faith.