Unless she just happened to be available for 20 minutes. That cameo would have taken less time than Samuel L. Jackson on SHIELD.

Now I want a Zeppo episode of Walking Dead.

Sure. I think the gaps have been longer between seasons (about 7-8 months between 2 and 3 and probably at least 4 months between 3 and 4, but that last one is pure speculation), but anywhere between 2 and 3 makes sense.

SO he's basically any 5 year old.

I don't get the Caillou hate.

It feels right…four seasons and it seems like we get about six months between seasons.

Niiiice.

Quite, though I figured it was probably long enough ago. that the roof survived.

I assumed besides the weight of the helicopter that, this being Georgia, the roof is probably pretty weakened by rain from over the last 3 years or so.

Thanks for the info!  It was driving me nuts that I couldn't place her; she wasn't a huge part of Rome but I liked her as Octavia.

I laughed far too hard at that scared line.

I found this after listening to Stephen Thompson talk about the XFL when discussing fiascoes on Pop Culture Happy Hour and deciding to see if the AV Club had ever written anything on the XFL.   Sounds like an interesting book!

Wait, wait, wait, LoveWaffle,  You're claiming comics books and graphic novels, let alone comic strips, ARE NOT A LITERARY FORM?  Well, that'll be a surprise to basically everyone outside of you and Harold Bloom.  They're books, pure and simple, using a graphic & prose technique instead of purely prose, and that…

So you're claiming Annie is not a literary character because she debuted in comic strip?  Way to denigrate an entire literary form.

Yes.

Wait, how is Annie not a literary character?  She had a comic strip that ran for decades.

Let's not forget Udo Kier.

He's said that besides his kids, he wanted to make family movies where Latino and Hispanic families would have something to enjoy that didn't have just the standard white people in it.

We already have the Machete comedy version; it's Danny Trejo in Spy Kids as Machete.

It is!  I really, really like the two leads in that.