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Dr. Clint Handsome
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@avclub-e66328e6839ea98e7ac56275a549d89e:disqus I sleep in a big bed with my wife.

Another one for the "Simpsons Did It" file:

You know Wad, I'm starting to think you'd do a better job on these write-ups.

And that was the toughest Kirk Van Houten would ever be.

The running gag with Santa's Little Helper and Snowball II killed me on the rewatch.

Good god, Ron Carter's episode sounds horrible.

If you can read this, you scrubbed too hard. -Grant Wood.

Necrophilia, much?

Wait, are we talking about what happened at the end of the last episode of season 1 or the end of the next to last epiosde of season 1?

That's relegation/promotion for ya.

No, it's Mr. uhh, Snrub that gets an heir.

Dr. Byron Orpheus.

Say what you will about Moffat the show runner, but Moffat the writer still knows how to make the little things work.

What about Crossbow Jane?

My favorite line in the movie comes after Joshua escapes and the Wayne Coyne-esque leader of the townsfolk says "We need time for some things to happen."

Are you talking about the guy who looks like Wayne Coyne from the Flaming Lips? He looked like he was on a fair amount of chemicals.

Another comment made glorious by the poster's avatar choice.

I just loved that Texas is just out there doing its thing, as usual.

East of West was madness in the best way possible. As soon as I saw the pagoda-esque Golden Gate Bridge (and Chairman Mao!) I was in.

Normally, abandoning a third of your cast after the opening of the first issue would be a problem. Somehow, this has not become an issue in Young Avengers.