Ah, late 1990s animation. Some fun times.

Well, then they're making some progress, at least.

Is that the logic that brought us healthcare.gov?

"Oh, they're always eating candy in Shelbyville. They love the sweet taste."

They kind of flip-flop on that. He never assumed the status he had in Bart the General again, but he would go back and forth between just being one of the kids Bart hangs out with to being a more low-level bully who Bart is kind of scared of.

On a similar subject, Lisa's slam on The Learning Channel in Lisa Gets An "A" has only gotten more accurate over the years.

I actually would say that Sleepy Hollow's pilot set a bar that the show, while remaining good, didn't reach again until last week's episode.

I read The Grass Is Singing a few years ago as part of my Nobel reading project, and liked it. I've been meaning to read The Golden Notebook at some point.

The thing that most amused me about this show is the degree to which the premise, at a glance, feels like a 60s-era Roddenberry sci-fi allegory: a white cop is paired with a new partner toward whom he feels irrational prejudice, will presumably learn that he is more than "almost human". Though if it was made in the…

I thought he was older than that.

So… was there ever a scene or did they mention Riley getting over Unique catfishing him and all that jazz?

I was under the impression that that character started off a gay male character?

Over the years we watched a number of Shakespeare films. Both major versions of Romeo and Juliet, Polanski's Macbeth, and Zeffirelli's Hamlet.

I still can't believe the show did a plot where Kurt and Rachel try to rebel through drinking minimal amounts of liquor and getting tattoos and Santana wasn't there to make fun of them.

One of the ways that Lily getting older should benefit the show is that it will introduce more character dynamics into that household.

That was a joke.

The property is so known as a joke already that I think if it's half-decent it will be considered a big accomplishment, and if it sucks it's a case of "well what did you expect?"

Of course, now that you've said that, next season will open with her having run away to San Francisco to join the movement.

Dakota Johnson is actually younger than any of Glee's female cast.

I've read excerpts of this online, and one of the best is when Christian shows up at the supply store where Ana works (but never mentioned to Christian), and wants to buy duct tape, cable ties, rope and coveralls.