Actually, Josie and the Pussycats was kind of subversive and brilliant. It was a hell of a lot smarter than it had any business being, that’s for sure.

I disagree primarily because of two words:

I also think the general public works with a pretty superficial definition of “mental illness” and “mentally ill.” My whole life has basically been a case study in the vastness and complexity of that category... One of my older siblings is schizophrenic; he was always the kindest and the least violent of my brothers.…

Fuckin’ kangaroos.

I’m like WTF, mate?

Check out that ugly biwd.

American cakes (e.g. Devil’s Food/Red Velvet) using the muffin method typically use oil in order to produce a moister crumb. Traditional sponge cake is made using the creaming method, as in Mary Berry’s Cherry Cake make last season on the Great British Baking Show (as it’s called in the US).

Conan, completely ruined/made historically comical whenever I hear the name Thor.

These people are not fascinating, hate-watchable, nor entertaining to watch. They are dangerous, arrogant, money-grubbing bigots who are constantly and consistently spreading their hate through quirky bits of television like this.

But the pubic hair and nipples weren't what made those photos so fucking creepy. It was the clearly gross male gaze that they were shot with (Looking at you, Uncle Terry!).

SF. There's Philo Farnsworth, inventor of TV; several Barbary Coast madames like Mary Ellen Pleasant, Voodoo Queen and one of the first civil rights crusaders; Ansel Adams; Emperor Norton, Emperor of the United States and Protector of Mexico...

I just... I can't stop thinking of this:

Protip: sometimes the changing table is in the handicap accessible stall. If you don't know to look there, you may miss it.

The original episodes, yes. The post-series-resurrection episodes, not so much.

I hate the Simpsons, love Futurama

Kicks The Simpsons' ass, hands down...shiny metal asses, too.

Don't forget the score, TLAB and Korra have the most amazing music.

anyone who disagrees can bite my shiny metal ass

I agree 100% definitely the greatest American cartoon of all time, and a possible contender for the top spot worldwide

For sheer story construction and character development. Ive never seen an animated series take one long form story and tell it as tightly and richly as this if at all. This quote from its Peabody award says it all. "The series is distinguished by multi-dimensional characters, unusually complicated personal…