Nah, Ignatz Mouse is the funny one, compared to Krazy Kat's straight man (woman?) role. Offisa Pupp was square, but he was more of a goofy one.

In the book it's heavily implicated he's of racial / sexual minority. He could be a black person for all we know.

This is 21st century, people. It's time for all-CGI Bond, or MechaBond.

If you are doing the laundry sprinkling the detergent on a cockroach is the effective way to kill it. The oil on roach's surface melts and he suffocates.

The winner of Murder In Small Town X was an NYC firefighter who got
killed in 9/11 attack shortly after the show, so I always feel some
bitter sweetness whenever I hear anything about that show.

Anthony Bourdain, hands down. He can cook, hangs around with cool musicians, and gets paid for traveling all around the world (translators included) tasting interesting cuisines.

I honestly thought it had something to do with Leatherface making a lampshade out of human skins.

That's the release date for the theatres with 70mm film projectors, right? Digital theatres will be forced to wait for weeks.

"Southern California" by Wax (directed by Spike Jonze) is pretty good too.

Despite the playboy image Mr. Bruce Wayne seems to be a generous boss, and if you have any crime related troubles sometimes his alter ego takes care of them.

It's a part of Electricomics project with him and his family & friends:

I read Alan Moore's "Big Nemo in Slumberland" on the beta version of his comic app last week and that was amazing. The pacing and storytelling were totally adjusted to app reading and it was a beautiful homage / update on McCay's work.

The important point from Family Tree or The Office (both UK and US) is: make the ending sweet and heartfelt.

Kingmaker's "Eat Yourself Whole" comes to mind. Not necessarily a great song, but it was catchy.

Robocop 3.

As a lifelong New Teen Titans fan I was a little bothered when Cyborg got "upgraded" as a Justice Leaguer, because, let's face it, it felt like tokenism.

Is he missing the right arm in that picture? Poor man.

Kingdom Come requires a lot of background information of characters to fully enjoy the story. I'd recommend Dave Gibbons & Steve Rude's World"s Finest instead. Beautiful art with lots of interaction between two franchises.

And Nick Stahl is the lost triplet.

He's regarded as British maybe?
I was surprised to see Chaplin and Nolan on this list.