I think they explain it in Buster's episode down the line.

It's a corny old joke about Chinese food.

No, you go in the opposite direction and make Alice Eve the robot body that Krang uses.

The answer is obviously Pitbull.

On the early Simpsons merchandise, Bart wore a blue shirt for some reason.

Vanity Smurf is voiced by John Oliver so there.

I assume that during the making of Little Fockers there was serious discussion whether they could get away with titling it Child Fockers instead.

Apparently there aren't any official rules like that, it's based on what a ratings board thinks the movie should be rated, although they do seem to have arbitrary standards like that in practice.

This is what happens when you find a zombie in the alps.

There are legitimate ways to use the word "nigger," such as I am in this sentence. But still, I'm not inclined to give her too much benefit of the doubt. Saying "but not in a cruel or mean way" implies that you aren't just quoting rap songs or whatever, you are talking about black people, and well that's much harder…

It's true, all jokes are either about Jewish people, rednecks, and black people. There are literally no other jokes.

The thing about people about Rush Limbaugh is that you make can money off people liking you, but you don't lose any money from people hating you. (Well, people have tried boycotting his advertisers, but that only goes so far.) So you can run around being an asshole and as long as your core demographic continues to…

This is the worst episode of Arrested Development I've ever seen, so I can only give it seven thumbs up.

Justin Grant Wade genuinely has gained weight, but yeah, he doesn't look like that.

Don Bluth actually made more movies in the 90s than he did in the 80s, although it's quite understandable if you want to forget some of his 90s movies.

The racial and class connotations of hoodies are kind of ambiguous because they're a pretty generic article of clothing, but if you shove a Muppet in a hoodie it does make them appear a bit more "urban."

When I first saw the headline of the original story, for a second I thought it said She's the Man, and I still kinda wish it had.

And it still says guilty.

When Andre the Giant was young, Samuel Beckett drove him to school in his truck because Beckett was friends with his father and Andre had grown too big to fit in the school bus.

You can tell nice jokes about cute babies and, in addition to that, go blue.