I said 101 North, so to the west along the coast. If you think Santa Barbara is “metro L.A.” in any way shape or form, you ain’t been near that mother...

Hey, the 101 north has several vibrant towns in that first 200 miles...

She does introduce herself as Sheila to Red Death’s daughter. And Dr. Mrs. The Monarch is such a cumbersome name for her, as well as being the fifth villain name she’s gone by, so I can see just going by her name name...

I know its not really the point, but may I just point out how excellent Pom Klementieff’s signature is? That is one excellent signature...

Those reviewers are right though. There aren’t enough films about sorghum...

Cannibal! The Musical is a goddamned classic. I’ll fight anybody saying different...

Because its Gwar. The AV Club loves Gwar more than Dawes.

Hey, Gotham is the raddest of the rad, with a side of large rooms of people being murdered horribly for pretty much no reason.

For those unaware, the “Freaky Phantom” number from the musical episode of the Comedy Bang Bang tv show is a parody of this. Not the number from the musical, a parody specifically of this Letterman clip.

Let’s not forget that C-3PO is not Anthony Daniels’s only role is the Star Wars films. He appears in Episode 2 as a random nightclub patron (as does Ahmed Best).

My personal favorite was 12 Ounce Mouse, whose episode descriptions were apparently episode descriptions of an 80's family sitcom with all the character names changed to 12 Ounce Mouse characters. Literally nothing to do with the episodes they described.

Good old Mulvaney, always killin it...

Snap peas only!

Here comes Old Sourpuss...

No love for the triumphant return of Mohawk Eyepatch Murder Dude?

RIP. Was gonna say something tangential and verging on humblebraggery, but thought better of it. Just RIP.

As I recall, it was a direct response to the explosion in popularity of wagering for the tie rather than the win, which was a feature of the online strategies of the time (obviously not anymore)...

Asaka, grow me a garden.

A: Clearly talking about the movie, not the book, same as the article.

Two notes on Seven Samurai. Star Wars and Lord of the Rings are “descendants”, not ancestors. And it is at least thrice remade; Battle Beyond the Stars is a fairly overt Seven Samurai take...