Nice List, but
what about Boy Adventurer or globe-trotting Super Scientist? It's time for us to return to the economic prosperity we experienced in the '60s with the advent of these exciting careers in science!

I was considering writing after Season 3 due to what I felt was a drop in quality with Season 4, but in all honesty, I'm way happier with what we have now than if it had ended there. Brock Quitting? 24 and HELPeR dying? Too much plot to leave unresolved.

Definetly
Batman: Year One and The Dark Knight Returns' respective counterparts, All Star Batman and Robin and The Dark Knight Strikes Again.

You're missing the point. But once again, Yes ^. Or, as spicoli (heh) more appropriately suggested, YUUUUUUP.

"Duh and/or hello" usually makes the rounds.

Yes ^

Krieger needs, if not his own spin-off, then his own episode. I maintain that he works best in small doses, but damn if I wouldn't love a day in the life of Krieger.

Damn
Next to the ending of "Venture Bros." Season 3, that had to be the biggest downer ending I've ever seen on animated TV.

Favorite Boondocks episode ever.

I'd heard this when DJ Hero first came out- ridiculously good. I love Marvin Gaye, and I really love Gorillaz- soo good.

Can you say
disappointment?

WHEERREEEEE WERE THE OTHER DRUGSSS

That came out more dickish than I intended- apologies in advance. And before we tread down a "Damn kid, how old are you?" I'm 17. Nothing too terrible.

Already a year ahead of you ElDan.

Favorite Band
Traveled from Florida to see them at Madison Square Garden- incredible, incredible show. I blame my eclectic taste in music primarily on listening to "Demon Days" when I was 12- opened my eyes to music I would've never given a second thought to. I love this band, and and the art ain't too shabby either.

Worst. Gimmick. Ever.

All of the above films are excellent in their own right, but I still maintain that the DTV for "The Batman", "The Batman vs. Dracula" was really good. The series itself kinda blew chunks, but the movie is surprisingly good. For a kid's movie, it's pitch black- it deals with vampires in a pretty dark way. I'd check it…

The unrated version of RotJ is transcendent; there's a good reason why the flashback scene had over a million hits on Youtube last time I checked.

I still maintain that TDK is easily the greatest Batman film ever made, if not the greatest superhero movie ever made. The sheer level of ambition, not to mention the themes and ideas present alone elevate it beyond MotP IMO

Yes, but without said awful television, we wouldn't have gotten the transcendent "Dead Set".