You should sample some of our Moon Pies.

@disqus_ngu6Yzuu3T:disqus As reflected in the review, Venture Bros. continuity is not really founded on a chain of events unfolding toward a necessary conclusion as it is watching a group of characters in growth as events unfold around them.  Season 1 is not so much about "strong serialization" as it is establishing a…

Hark to the tale of Nelson,
And the boy he loved so dear,
They remained the best of friends,
For years and years and years.

Oh!  We've arrived in the vast cornfields of Canada.

Only if it's Bogdan-Hector slash fiction.

@avclub-997c221538094d134659141cf61d51e3:disqus Well I knew something was rotten in the state of Denmark.

@avclub-f073cd45cff903b9a6e8a810ecda129b:disqus The Gasse (ampersand) Geau?  That place is worth a stop.

Dammit, Zosia Mamet!  You keep away from my children, now.

That codpiece is all that stands between us and "the Jean Genie," so to speak…
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"You know what's better than recognizably human characters and a verdant fictional world in which they might live and grow lovingly cultivated that we the viewers at home may come to look at those characters as "people" and perhaps even to empathize with them in such a way that transports us beyond apprehension toward…

@avclub-a1967e6de4ca99fb2635d94b99453928:disqus I know exactly what you mean.  I spent this last year teaching composition to college freshmen.  Hadn't been around kids that age since I was that age and they looked like babies.  I just wanted to pat them on their little heads when they said smart things.

Excuse me, I'm the mayor.  Now, what's this I hear about a loose cannon commenter who doesn't play by the rules?

Blood beast?

*Shudders*

Hello, again.  Like @avclub-d71760750778a95386b703f5c9e474f0:disqus  and @avclub-721dcfb6657571c18560ba98d9902a3e:disqus  said, the Dungeons and Dragons segments are frequent highlights.  Try listening to episode 11 - "Tylenol with Codeine."  Greg Proops guest stars and sits in for a round of D&D as the titular…

@avclub-70bbc051341bb1f5c1fdb481a767c1cc:disqus No problem.

"Filibusters" (Friday, July 13, 2012) - Greg tears into those propagating the myth of "the War on Christianity", briefly mulls over the meaning of Independence Day, remembers going to see Jerry Brown speak to a group of teenagers, promotes humane action by undermining corporate regulation, and suggests that the…

It really is lovely.

Come on, people, we all have to do our part for the war effort here, so buy fucking bonds already!

Woozle-wazzle!