Assuming the AI had gone through the aforementioned intro to humanity, I would have them dive straight into watching Dear Zachary.

He also got that new Black Sun song out of it.

I believe her role in Tony Kushner's Angel in America is her best work yet

The same person who thought it would be a good idea for the Prof to engage in a "romantic" relationship with a holocaust survivor whose mental trauma he was helping to heal?

welp…I sometimes forget, but yeah- we're in the internets.

Would that Xmen Apocalypse be centered around Angel and Psylocke, but that's probably never gonna happen. This isn't gonna be the Dark Angel saga.

It's Papa Goose now

Get in line

It's an interesting film to take apart, but there is no enjoyment in viewing it. So…there is no point in analyzing in the first place.

You know the one, it's where he ugly cries

Make sure to spit in the towel when they're done

"Have you ever heard of tough love, Pud'n? Sometimes you hurt the ones you love… and I love you a lot."
- Cartoon Network breaking the fourth wall in the Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy

Thank you for putting that second image in my head. I haven't grappled with the more perverse side of humanity in a while. Welp…

Maybe Rebecca Sugar isn't familiar with the Marvel universe's plethora of crossovers. Specifically, how disappointingly sub-par they are. Some even border on terrible. I'll hope for the best.

"Where Were You, Dad?" on Lifetime

My appetite was ruined by a moldy brisket.

Only if he isn't a fan of puns.

Wow.

Jesus Christ, Fox- police procedural? God damn it. Isn't there anyone at Fox rebelling against these lame ideas?

Sounds like he took a walk Into the Wild side.