The goddamned jug band.

Lisa made her own newspaper. That was a finale. Uh… Marge and Homer had marital problems. Another finale! Several in fact.

I don't even like Family Guy, but I will defend the crossover to my grave. Unlike the Futurama crossover and this couch gag, it actually seemed to have a purpose. It sort of had something to say about both shows.

"Am I making too much of this? Nope."

I'll agree with you generally, except the "I kind of suspect the same thing about Groening and Futurama," line.

Wait, I forget, does he voice the talking baby or the talking dog?

Simpsons writer: "On on hand, nerds on the internet might congratulate me. On the other hand, I'll be losing millions of dollars and job security. Hmm. This is a tough call!"

But why now? Why not twenty years ago?

Hell, with a little detective work (and making shit up), I bet we can prove that half of the people on those boards were nothing more than Shearer and Shearer sock puppets.

They're not "new" at all. For many of today's youth, seasons 11 to 20 are classics!

From the DVD commentaries it seemed less like it had to do with contract despite and more to do with the writers pitching ideas to each other, and one of them said "Let's kill Maude!".

Ironically, parts of Arrow were filmed in Delaware.

True, but I doubt Ra's would be too sad if the evil Reverse Flash were to die. At worst, he'd be annoyed Oliver wasted time when he could've been doing more productive things, and at best, he'll be glad that Oliver took the intuitive to get rid of a potential threat.

The line about Bart being eager to "help a demon" but being less interested in the puberty aspect was good, too.

"At my old school we never stepped on children until their brains came out."

I don't know, Palpatine actually did things. Even going back to Empire Strikes Back we see him playing mind games with Vader, letting him think that turning Luke to the dark side is his idea, even though it's what Palpatine wants.

"FREAKIN' GRODD!"

Wells is just a pawn, who do you think has been pulling the strings?

Wells is gonna let Eddie go. He returns just in time to see Iris and Barry making love to the most sensual song known to man: Imagine Dragon's "Radioactive".

"Grodd died on the way back to his home planet."