They at least managed to get Michael Bell back to voice Quackerjack, and he can still pull off the laugh perfectly.

~Draculas

When we’re not seeing Pearl use her cell phone, we should be asking “When will Pearl use her cell phone?”

Are they really two of your favorites if you can’t even remember who they are, Hank?

This repulses me on a personal level. If you’re not going to set up HQ in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, you should just leave it dead.

But does the cat eat pizza?

This show has a ton of designer jokes, like the “HAPPY BIRTHDAY DIANE BUT USE A FUN FONT.”

I tell you one thing that really drives me nuts, is people who think that Jethro Tull is just a person in a band.

This guy looks exactly like Matthew Lillard playing Shaggy and the only reaction I can think he would have to being slapped like that is “ZOINKS!”

Icelandic pop sensation BABBA is right in our wheelhouse with its number one hit, Disco Girl!

I disagree, all the good stuff is in the end of the claw and those spindly legs on the body (if you’re lucky enough to get one with meaty spindlies).

CICGC got a lot less funny and interesting over time. I think it’s because it became less about cars and the interview segment got less interesting.

The Paddington movies should be used as examples of how to make a widely appealing movie that works on multiple levels. This movie could have gone that way, but they didn’t apparently.

I didn’t think the “Bickford’s Grille” in Burlington was related to Bickford’s the chain because it had a completely different style, but if that’s the case, well, I still won’t eat there.

Of this list, Kars for Kids is the winner.

If it makes you feel any better, they are out of business.

There are Big Cheez-It, which are 2x the area of a regular Cheez-It, and suitable for dipping. Whatever you put Ritz crackers in would probably be appropriate for a Big Cheez-It.

The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum at The Ohio State University is a wonderful place that people should visit if you’re ever in the vicinity.

My apologies, the way I read it was that AMC was trying to cut out MoviePass (as they’ve tried to do in the past), but it actually seems like MP is proactively disabling some theaters to try to leverage customers.

I just don’t understand the antipathy from these theaters towards MoviePass. They’re getting paid the same amount of money, and when I use MoviePass I’m more likely to buy a popcorn at the theater because the money I would have spent on the ticket has now gone to popcorn.