I like family guy in small doses but I don't think I can watch a full episode.

It's a Netflix sitcom. It's of the "three camera, laugh track" vein

I'm waiting for Leslie to come out as gay in the amazing world of gumball.

Hey, dailymotion is my number one source of gumball episodes, don't shittalk it! (Yeah it's pretty rough)

Twitch will actually stop the ad and just start the stream if it buffers too long, which is real fucking nice.

To answer the first bit: There are 3 main appeals.

Walt Disney wasn't actually all that anti-semetic by the standards of his time.

Steve Bannon should be played by a black jewish woman.

If he wasn't an absolutely lunatic, Alex Jones could probably make a great career in acting.

Hell, to this day the Always Sunny intro still lists all the cast members by their name only and then "And Danny DeVito as Frank Reynolds"

I'd love it if the next season hit the reset button and never touched on it again.

It's surprising how unanimous the acclaim for Atlanta is. I love that show (although I thought the pilot was a bit dull) but it feels like it was almost designed to be divisive.

I think I have a man crush on him.

That reminds me a little bit of an issue of the manga "Franken Fran" where a suicidal guy gets found by Fran and has his brain attached to a mascot costume. He finds a little girl and befriends her, but he discovers that her uncle sexually abuses her. So he basically kidnaps her and they run away. The cops come after…

I once compared John Wick and Hamilton.

It's a Poochie the dog quote, sorry to say

Free Willy?

It's two clips they edited together, they didn't do more than that.

The film looks bad but I'm unironically way into that PC graphics card box looking design

They try to ape the cheap animation of South Park without realising that the reason that show's animation works is that it's still got a coherent art-style that is charming and pleasant to look at, as well as assisting the comedy.