You think he hasn't already pissed off PBS Kids? The question is when it gets to the point where Big Bird actually has to speak out against him.

It's a lot like living in a society that only protects freedom of speech when it feels like it, provided you don't say the wrong things.

Well I think there's three different ones, so it can be both.

I think it did mean they didn't expand operations to two movies at a time, but I can attest that they have the next one in production, based on knowing staff whom they are presently employing full time to make sets for the next one (unless it is a very elaborate ruse indeed).

I always assumed that was going to be part of Henry McClean's beautiful flying machine, but this expedition to the Fat Old Sun seems like a better use.

Burning my, my, eye-eyes, woooh..

Once they'd gotten tired of the Dark Side of the Moon, they had to explore.

All just to hurl one Playstation Portable into the heart of the sun.

I'd much prefer the show where Timbaland, Baby Spice, and a former Backstreet boy become members of a boyband, but oh well.

Spiderman: Oh Wait, We Meant Resident Evil

Please, as long as she knows how to marry her directors, she'll know how to stay on the silver screen.

Zoolander may well be the best thing he was ever involved with. It's a low bar.

Alternative energy is his brand. It's the same way that the only things Donald Trump will never betray are anything he slaps a Trump label on.

Well his multi-billionaire father owns it outright, so the answer is: sort of.

Didn't they already reboot it as Little Miss Sunshine?

It's in his Bo-Jack contract that he gets to do a shitty show on the side. He has to be able to show his range (in quality; he only ever plays the same character).

And plays their entire season in one marathon binge.

"If we give a robot the ability to bless us and absolve us of our sins, we’ll have no reason to defend ourselves."

The same folk who want to watch Calculon double-check his paperwork, obviously.

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