@Dikachu:disqus: Strangely enough, replacing La Marseillaise with Sweet Transvestite would make that scene just as effective.

That applies to every movie.

Here's the thing, although I enjoyed the sheer stupidity of Sharknado, there is no way in hell I would pay money to see it.

Well, the rule is "throw up and to the back," so the front row should be safe from chainsaws.

I'm not really familiar with the character, so can anyone tell me if Prodigy was previously portrayed as gay, or is this his coming out party?

Five internet-bucks says former Childrens employee Dr. Josef Mengele was involved in the Blake cloning experiment. 

Dammit, I am going to like this every time.

I died the minute Agee found out they were fumigating upstairs and that he had sent yet another Blake to his death.

All the Blake stuff was fantastic, but my favorite part was that we got a bit more insight in to what it means to be a clown in the Childrens' Hospital universe:

The AV Club

This episode gave me Amy Pond, Captain Janeway and Bill Haverchuck yelling in favor of blowing up a plane. I never thought I needed that in my life, but now I'm not sure how I got on without it.

I only sublet prostitutes.

Related: Does anyone know when the NTSF UK tv movie is supposed to air? Google's giving me nothing.

@avclub-14e4cee178d88fb9aa346dbcc11f2873:disqus In 2011? No wonder the hospital looked different last year.

Rob Schneider is a Jedi. Da Derp Dee Derp Da Der. Prate PG-13.

Yes, I am in fact Kobe Bryant.

It's the gypsy curse. If he doesn't release at least one movie a year, he'll die.

I was hoping that would be a link to the Final Sacrifice. However, what it turned out to be was just as good.

Pictured above: Wes Bentley admires two extreme close-up paintings of Chris Christie.

Saw the preview last week, and I was intrigued. I'm glad it's good, but I was really hoping that this was a comedy, because I love the combination of Woody and Louie. I'll still check it out though, as it does sound like a great concept.