The line about Kermit saying he could take Robin out for some barbecue and not feel guilty about it… that was just wrong. Eww…

Nice little touch in that Rusty's comic book was a Gold Key imprint. I would have at least figured Rusty's boy adventure comics were from the Charlton comic book company…

Hey maybe I can pull a Kurt Russell and take one of those ultra-rare vinyl pressings and try to cram it into a vintage Close 'n Play with a penny nail for a stylus… yeah, that won't wreck things much…

Angelic TV shows only work if they're dramas. I cite Highway to Heaven and Touched by an Angel as evidence. Joan of Arcadia even got two seasons for its efforts. Every other "angel on my shoulder" comedy show barely made it through their first seasons - the original Smothers Brothers show was a half-hour comedy with…

I always wondered what would have happened to the guests if the check to pay for their fantasies was returned for insufficient funds. Hey, maybe that's how Roarke acquired all his staff and workers. "Your new fantasy is to work behind the scenes and take care of other people's fantasies, or your next fantasy will be…

I just really wish they would have credited Alan Moore for his creation of the whole Black Mercy plant and what it can do to superheroes. Alan Moore deserves a lot more credit for what he's done with comics and graphic novels than he normally gets.

I wonder if Tami Taylor can make time to be at the reunion, what with running that Highway 65 record label and dealing with Juliette and Deacon and Scarlett and the rest…

Is it too late for Kurt Russell to go back to Medfield College and see if the science lab has finished working on the time machine to go back in time and stop himself from destroying the guitar - at least until after the Medfield College science lab has finished perfecting the invisibility spray, the strength serum,…

A meld between a traditional television program and a musical? Hell, that'll never work on ABC!

If I go to the show in Vegas, can I make it a double header show with New Order and Blue Man Group? I could make it a "Blue Monday." Thank you, I'll show myself out.

If they can't at least set up a cross-over episode starring Melissa Joan Hart in her previous supernatural TV series, I ain't bothering watching this.

Somewhere in that dark void, Ernie Anderson and John Facenda are doing a Wide World of Sports / This is the NFL double feature announcing gig.

I'm glad they finally explained why Supergirl/Kara allows Cat Grant to call her "Kira" instead of "Kara," Not that I like it, apparently it's a sign of domination to mispronounce someone's name repeatedly, as if you don't really give a crap about that person enough to get their name right. For the closed-caption…

Sometimes I wish it was the other way around, where the whole world knows a superhero's identity and powers - except for the superhero himself, who has either amnesia or some sort of affective disorder. That would be a fun show to watch.

I don't think the Ranger would like that, Yogi…

So much for my Dollar Shave Club subscription…

Surprisingly, no mention of the classic 1970's animated children's film Dot and the Kangaroo, in which a lost schoolgirl bounces around in the pouch of a red kangaroo.

The minute I saw the Madalena / Isabella princess rap battle, my immediate thought was … the showrunners must have watched one of Whitney Avalon's "Princess Rap Battles" on YouTube and thought they could do the same.

Meanwhile, Sony is planning an extended universe for Popeye by releasing movies featuring the backstories of the Sea Hag, Ruff'House, Geezil, Castor Oyl, Ham Gravy, and a three-picture deal with Eugene the Jeep.

Actually, it's not as ridiculous as you think. Kenneth Johnson, who was the showrunner for Alien Nation during its season with Fox, equated the Newcomers (the aliens) as the "immigrants" to America. Many of the early episodes feature a plotline about "Purists" that want the Newcomers to go away permanently, even to…