Is Robert Kirkman a big enough household name that everything by him sells? Stephen King is known by pretty much anyone who's ever heard of a book. Other than tv nerds I really don't know anyone that really knows or cares who Robert Kirkman is.

I didn't know they had already made a porn based on "Community". Huh.

Shame. Seems like one of the few odd weaponry they haven't used.

Look under your chair! You get a brand new doppelganger!

This show is turning into Orphan Black so gradually I didn't even notice. This is not a complaint. However as Carrie stated otherwise the only thing that actually worked about the episode was Katherine/Caroline. B- sounds about right.

I live in Southern Missouri so guns are pretty much the norm here. Which scares me because I'm the only black person in my neighborhood.

I find this funny this came out near the other article about characters descent into madness because every time these come out that's what seems to be happening to O'Neal.

While I can understand if you don't like this show based on quality I'm kind of astounded that you hate it because it's a kids show because 1). It's a family show meaning it's meant to appeal to both kids and adults and 2). Kids shows an movies while still being kind of a mixed bag are getting more and more recognized…

ImpromtuJ I- (Runs out of power and fades away)

Lemongrab and by extent stories that focus on him get very polarizing reactions from pretty much every fan. He's definitely Adventure Time extreme love or extreme hate character.

Ehhh she works well as a supporting character in small doses but giving her too much focus can be grating.

Speaking of Marceline/Ice King Songs

Ugh. I haven't even watched this episode because I honestly don't have the patience to watch yet another 90 minute episode. It'll probably sit in my dvr for another week.

*Read Teleprompter*
"I'm the one who knocks?"

Who names their car Dort?

Nothing Compares 2: Electric Boooogaloo

DINO EYES

I want to bring this to some of my friends but living in Southern Missouri I know a lot of the replies will be something along the lines of, "If they casted a black character with a white guy you'd probably be mad". I'm wondering what would be a good response.

Hat Club!

Third Season Premiere had a fairly recurring character compelled to commit suicide. It's been pretty much an unspoken rule on the show that recurring characters aren't going to last too long. Mayor Lockwood dying in the Christmas episode last year reinforced that.