Wouldn't it be funny if Daniel Tosh was [HUGGED] by like, five guys?

Newswire?

Spider Man 3 was like rain on your wedding day.

That's not quite the same thing, though. Anime characters don't have corporeal bodies, but they most certainly have bodies, and those bodies are definitely a part of the appeal. It's really a whole different territory, although relative to good old fashioned flesh and blood humans there's certain similarities.

Let's see who makes a Captain Marvel movie first.

That being said, someone needs to give Lars von Trier a reality show.

Well he was the head writer too.

I suppose the logic is that she's supposed to be an operating system, so the designers presumably just figured "hey, you just need them to grab your files for you and stuff, who cares?"

And of course, the spork of forced whimsy.

In order for a legislature to accomplish anything, you need to figure out how to pull together enough votes to get at least a majority. An individual politician on their own only makes a difference if everyone else is evenly split, so politicians need to form coalitions and collectively work together to push for…

I don't think you can really blame Phil Hartman's death for the decline of the Simpsons. He was an important part of the show, but he was just a recurring guest actor. A lot of things happened around that time (changes in the staff, the show just gradually running out of ideas) to make the show not-as-good.

He needs to put that cookie down.

Oh, I've been carefully simulating the experience for some time now.

Agreed, it just stood out as different from the other examples you gave. And partly I just wanted to point out that fact just as a matter of trivia.

The thing is, A to Z is a stupid name for a show. It's a dumb pun which doesn't tell you anything about the show's premise. So there probably was some sort of contrived back and forth logic to get to that combination.

Grave of the Fireflies was targeted at children, it's just that they fully intended to make those children cry. It was originally released as a double feature with My Neighbor Totoro.

That reminds me, I'm not really much of a drinker, but I need to mix ice cream sundaes and booze some time.

Come now, don't you know anything? There's practically a whole genre of movies and TV shows where people die and are given the chance to come back to life in the body of a recently deceased person whose soul has passed on but whose body is still ready to go. That's just how these things work.

NOW you tell me.

He was on an episode of the Simpsons, but that was in 1992.