She knows about stuffing because she was pregnant?

I loved Quest of the Delta Knights! A teenage Leonardo d Vinci running around inventing things in medieval England? That makes so much sense.

Penguins can't fly! PENGUINS CAN'T FLY!

Didn't Siskel and Ebert voice themselves in the second season? Despite any criticism they may have had for the show, I would imagine they respected it a great deal.

And it's heavily inspired by Batman: The Animated Series.

To quibble on your (SPOILER) post, I have a different impression of Jet's final speech. Allowing Grandmaster Hex to play chess with Ed is only a minor reason to let him go. Jet just feels that Hex is harmless old man and the Gate Company punishing him is needlessly cruel and would accomplish nothing. Beau Billingsea's…

Yeah, this "Phil Nugent" has no fucking idea what he's talking about. Conan's NYC trip was probably one of the sharper weeks he's done in a long time. The "Conan on Location" bits are usually the best of the show. Sure, they were crowd-pleasing, but isn't that the point of being on TV?

You get a million likes from me for that.

A parlour? Was someone confronting a 19th century murderer?

Holy shit, nipples and boycut panites? I think I love Alison Brie even more than I did a few hours ago.

It's the Vertigo titles for me: Animal Man, Swamp Thing, and Justice League Dark, mainly for seeing Shade the Changing Man and John Constantine interacting. The only others I read are Batman, Batwoman, and Action Comics.

Only tangentially on-topic regarding the voice acting: how come there are like 20 people listed in the acting credits for Family Guy but 50 percent of the characters sound like they were done by Seth MacFarlane?

The reason they keep adding shit to Quagmire's backstory is because FG doesn't really have very many semi-developed characters. Therefore, whenever a brother or sister of a character needs to be introduced, it's pretty much just Quagmire written into the plot. No other character is really developed enough for us to…

I think it's something like BBT films on the Warner Brothers lot, of which DC is a subsidiary now. Or some corporate synergy like that.

To be fair, no one since 1992 has ever had any idea what the fuck was happening when Cable showed up.

Totally off-topic, but what the fuck is wrong with Rupert Grint's face in that poster? He looks like a lethargic, confused monkey of some sort.

Geppetto in a "…sweeping story of the woodcarver’s life as he survives war and other epic adventures.."  Like Fables, I guess?

I love that goddamn cat. I'm constantly amazed by how one show manages to have dozens of characters in distinct animation styles interact with each other fairly seamlessly.

It's a complete and total bummer. Out of all of the rock and roll marriages I know of, Thurston and Kim's seemed the most stable. Hell, if you've been together for almost 30 years, there has to be something really major to cause a separation.

Really, who kills their cellmate with a shoe?