"Great it's sound good again."

It was kind of a bland episode, but nothing particularly bad about it, and it did include that great list of names everyone calls Moe (the best being "homunculus"). That alone gives it reason to exist for me.

Crazy series finale prediction: Moloch returns just as all hope is lost, and kills Henry at the last second, stopping his nefarious plans for world domination.

Katrina is easily the worst thing about the show. The more screen time that is dedicated to her, the more I dislike her.

The Phantom Menace is a paradox. It has too much story, and it has no story. Every complaint that exists about something can be applied to the film, no matter how contradictory.

"I’ve come to hate my own creation! Now I know how God feels." ~ George Lucas

"I like RedTube. But after I'm finished I feel rough, and coarse, and irritated. And it gets everywhere!"

Well, I don't think that's what he's implying at all, seeing as the original Star Wars films as well as THX-1138 were not only inspired by technology, but were made using cutting edge technology.

I don't think he's really responsible for that. If we're going to credit Lucas for Strange Magic we probably have to give him Episode VII also.

I think that pretty much sums it up. Say what you will about the Star Wars prequels, but they're at least earnest and ambitious.

Everything in Jedi is Lucas' ex-wife.

"I hate pants. They're rough, course, and irritating. And they keep my little lightsaber from getting everywhere."

But did he really look at the camera and wink? Jar-Jar is almost single-handedly responsible for handing Palpatine unliiiiimited poooowa.

Hey man, don't knock the pod-racer game. People love that goddamn thing.

It always feels so weird to hear someone complain about Arthur of all shows in such a way, but you're absolutely right. The animation is dreadful, and as a show that's basically The Simpsons of PBS, you'd expect better of it.

I imagine The Little Rascals producers disowned Moe, and he was officially erased Rascals canon after the incident.

So, this episode more or less confirms that Elon Musk is responsible for Futurama, right?

"This & much more can be found in [any] fan fiction!"

It really is sad that Sleepy Hollow has became a pale imitation of Supernatural at this point. For as long-in-the-tooth as Supernatural is, even it manages to do the Monster of the Week stuff better than this show does.

I didn't even know Sleepy Hollow was back on. I watched this episode after finding out that it had come back a couple weeks ago, and I was eager to find out what ramifications of killing Moloch would have on the series.