That's not getting old…

I'd love to pitch in on the commenting and all, but I don't know where I am!

Damn foreigners, taking jobs away from hard working Americans.

What, is she funny or something?

Yeah, there are little hints that Bubblegum is a lot older than she lets on, even if she is physically 18. A recent episode outright stated that she created the Candy Kingdom herself, which raises questions.

Apparently ,Green Lantern was such a dud that it created millions of unsold toys, which made retailers wary of Green Lantern stuff, which in turn is the reason Green Lantern: The Animated Series was killed off. The film was so bad it ruined things that hadn't even been made yet.

Actually I think the Americans created the internet, but the British invented the world wide web? Something like that.

Look Around You. I don't think it ever misses a note. Except, of course, for the nineteen forbidden notes.

That sounds easy!

I want you to stay in. People find you odd and alienating. You make them uneasy. Stay out of the spotlight.

I GOT BLOWN AND NOW I CAN'T SLEEP

Anyone else get flashbacks to the opening of B:TAS with Nightwing's pissed off eye-narrowing?

I wonder what Thomas A. Baker is doing nowadays? Does he ever lay awake at night, struggling with his remorse for these words?

I'm about to go eat some lasagne! PEACE! *leaps out of the room*

But BMO is real. He's a real human boy.

This show does the best fart gags in the business.

I have to agree, a lot of American comedies go back to the same old tired things, the revolutionary war, Mary Poppins, Monty Python, bad teeth and so forth. The only show in recent memory that lampooned British culture in a way that was fresh and relevant was 30 Rock with Wesley Snipes.

I have to agree, a lot of American comedies go back to the same old tired things, the revolutionary war, Mary Poppins, Monty Python, bad teeth and so forth. The only show in recent memory that lampooned British culture in a way that was fresh and relevant was 30 Rock with Wesley Snipes.

Let's not forget Alan Partidge, who drove to Dundee in his bare-feet and ate 4 toblerones. Fortunatley, he bounced back.

Let's not forget Alan Partidge, who drove to Dundee in his bare-feet and ate 4 toblerones. Fortunatley, he bounced back.