Ugh.

Mongrels is great. It's perfect Adult Swim material that aired on BBC3 for two seasons.

Yeah, this is one of those stories that you watch on Law and Order and say, "Only TV writers would come up with this shit!" only to realize that it's real life.

I have been watching Dan Vs. as much as possible. It's a funny little show, essentially, it's the show that Allen Gregory SHOULD have been. It does air at a bizarre schedule - 4PM on Saturdays? Has any show EVER aired at that spot?

Curtis Armstrong is doing some really awesome VO work - Snot from American Dad, Dan from Dan Vs., and Robot from the SEVERELY CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED Robot and Monster on Nick.

I agreed at first, until I started watching JB in reruns before it was taken off the schedule. It's definitely a show that improves upon rewatch, and I'm not sure why. The surrealism parts stand out more, I think, and the "Yeah, whatever" feel of the show is more apparent, making it entertaining enough. You're no…

I think it's important to remember (and not that agree with any of them) that there were a few women who publicly ridiculed nerd culture (like that writer who dated the founder of D&D).

@avclub-e53fc2424af041d07a7eef5cd8773505:disqus  Too bad that was a terrible episode.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Pretty much everything @avclub-749a8e6c231831ef7756db230b4359c8:disqus  says.

"He wanted to reverse action-film tropes as much as possible, so he
discusses his thinking in avoiding big musical cues, setting the action
in crowded public spaces instead of isolated warehouses, skimming over
his characters’ backgrounds rather than delving into them, and keeping
Statham’s doomed wife entirely…

I always wondered how the missiles or whatever that Luke fired at the thermal exhaust port BENT 90 degrees to go down it.

Depending on how you look at how Disney divided Ducktales up, you could argue it had six seasons and a movie.

In some ways, Chalmers has become a breakout character in my eyes in the latter-day Simpsons era. He has a funny yelling voice, and his "WHAT DO YOU THINK?" scream to Skinner was particularly hilarious.

Yeah, Hoodwinked is surprisingly entertaining. It uses its limited animation to its advantage, has some clever moments and dialogue, and managed to even make Andy Dick not annoying.

The trailer is terrible, but there's this insane moment at the end where a woman at a drive-in movie says, "I thought this movie was supposed to be in 3D!" … and she's NOT WEARING THE 3D GLASSES. What's worse is she says this to a guy who IS WEARING 3D GLASSES.

What threw me off was HOW they made Kickstarter work. $3000 gets you to work out with them? $5000 and they read your screenplay?

THERE IT IS.

"I’ve written five funny comedies like this."