I'm looking forward to it, because I remember how much I liked the first half or so of the first season. Thanks for the recommendation.

I'm flattered.

Not sure. But if you take your clothes off in front of a Samsung smart TV, they will. Probably.

I only watched the first season because I hated how it faded down the stretch. I will check out season two.

It's like saying the previous Teen Titans was a better show. Which is literally what I wrote. Some people might think Lego Batman isn't as good as Batman the animated series. I don't know. I don't have an opinion on that. Haven't watched either.

Maybe I need to revisit.

Scooby Doo Mystery Inc. is an odd one for me. I was delighted by the first dozen or so episodes, then it seemed like there was a concerted effort to dumb it down or something. It just went off a cliff in terms of no longer being clever.

I've got a bone to pick with Teen Titans Go! because it's prior incarnation (Teen Titans) was so much better. And that's all I can think about when I try to watch.

There isn't much new with Trollhunters. But it's an enjoyable take on familiar material. The animation is terrific and the characters are engaging. I actually enjoyed it more than I expected I would. Just don't ask me about Aaargh right now. I get emotional.

Just Add Magic is a delightful little show. And I really enjoyed Trollhunters.

Is Fuller dropping out of this show? If so, . . when?

No. I don't have a favorite Beyonce song. That makes me a philistine.

I wonder who will be reviewing Handle With Care.

I'm going to give Trial & Error a shot, mostly because I like Lithgow. But, dear God, does it look awful.

How is it not titled Bazinga?

C'mon. Give her a break. She just misspoke. It's actually Hasbro Easy Bake Ovens that are spying on us. Anyone could have made that mistake.

Yeah. It'll be great once the morons show up to pretend criticizing a Democrat equates to demanding perfection or purity..

Yeah. And it is terrible. But I keep watching because there are so many good actors involved.

You know what they say about guys with big noses . . . .

Willem Dafoe is America's most beloved fictional character from children's literature, . . so it makes sense.