Rather than put them in the containment unit, do they banish the ghosts to the Land of Wind and (Other) Ghosts?

I was hoping he'd call someone a drungus.

Get the rope!

And a slice of bread for dippin'!

Featuring the villainy of Red Ape and his Super-Humans!

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The NYC episode, whatever its faults, has two lines that make it a winner: Homer's story concluding with C.H.U.D.s coming to get him, and, "Ewwwww, I'll take the crab juice."

In that case,what's our generation's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"?

It's kind of an amazing feat. Here we had this universe with some wacky paranormal investigators in an otherwise "real world," and then, after years of comics, the apocalypse comes. And they keep telling stories.

I'm a huge fan of "Sandman Mystery Theatre" (and was collecting it as it came out, to show how old I am). "The Nevermen" was also great in terms of Davis' art, but it was undone by its almost-not-there story.

All you people with hair think you're so damn superior!

It's fair to assume they thought North Korea would just fire another empty missile tube into the Sea of Japan.

Well, Crystar, the Crystal Warrior, threatened an attack on any theater showing it. What would you have them do?

Have you seen those new Mugatos? Man-made, as big as your fist. They're new!

How long is that monologue where Kirk talks about not wanting his pain taken away? Because that's an awesome few minutes right there. Surrounded by awful.

Crossing my fingers for Leo Carpazzi. In fact, I have an idea for a new theme song for the show…

(CUT TO KERMIT ON STAGE, NERVOUS)

"Not Eaten At All: A Profile in Cowardice."

That he's wearing with the robe IS a wizard's hat. The 70s were crazy, man.

Good Lord, the Chevy Chase roast. What a mess that was.