Note also the splendid “Liefeld’s Just Feet” store behind the duo.

I beat Gold Stake Red Deck in Bolatro before it was patched, thus making me eternally cool.

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Happy 30th anniversary to that time a runaway planet hurtled between the Earth and the moon and cast man’s civilization in ruin.

I’m surprised nobody has rebooted the Shirt Tails.  Not that I think it needs a reboot, or that the reboot would be particularly good.  But nearly everything else from the 80s has been nostalgia-mined by now, and the Shirt Tails definitely were a thing from the 80s, so hey, why the hell not?

And they also have to collect magic gold coins before they fall into the hands of C.O.N.T.I.N.E.N.T.A.L., who’s acronym is never explained.

The omission of “Thundarr the Barbarian” is a shanda.

A John Wick cartoon would be him and his dog getting into adventures every week helping people. 

“Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb” was 1964.  You can find long-ass movie titles across any decade, really.

Thankfully the success of Succession hasn’t gone to his head. He’ll still lend his gravitas to even the most ridiculous of ad campaigns- Check out his recap of the ongoing Mishima family saga for Tekken 8.

Yeah, there’s a sketch comedy cool kid ethos that says breaking during a sketch represents a kind of violation of a sacred trust between writer and performer and audience. And certainly you never want to go Full Fallon. But seeing a seasoned professional (and a very funny performer) like Gardner just absolutely lose…

Everything I read about the first season sounded like it was made by someone who hates Scooby cartoons and is actively mocking those who are fans.  I mean, it’s a Scooby cartoon with no Scooby!  WTF?

I miss Westworld so much. Keeping that show around would cost less money and be a better net good to humanity than being reminded Velma was ever made let alone committing resources to make more seasons of it.

She looks way more like Emma Stone, especially Emma Stone as Billie Jean King.

“It just seems like a cheap way to get laughs from the audience.”

We’re starting off strong [...] the return of the unhinged Colleen Rafferty

It reminds me of that episode of 30 Rock where Tracy Morgan watches old Carol Burnett clips of the cast breaking character, and so he keeps trying to do it on air to get some laughs. 

Solid episode. Not sure I’d go so high as a solid A, but it was definitely a good one. Most of the sketches were actually good and the bits of breaking just added to the fun. And it was definitely a genius move to (apparently) not let Heidi Gardner see Beavis and Butthead until the live sketch, because good lord did…