Is behaving like an absolute notjob one of the symptoms of COVID-19? Because that would explain a lot.

The original DuckTales only had four seasons (plus a movie) so three seasons for the reboot is a pretty good run.

My excuse is there’s no way in hell I’ll ever be able to afford a home with a backyard because I’m not a boomer.

Nitpick: UWP stands for Universal Windows Platform (not Protocol.)

Speaking of parodies, I can’t get over how obvious the title to the sequel is — so obvious that they predicted it in On Cinema episode S10E02 (at about the 5:20 mark.)

Graham: Well doc, I don’t know how to tell you this, but my cancer’s back.

Wasn’t it replaced with a small pyramid? Or is that gone now too?

If anything, wealth and power as contributing factors are dropped completely after the revelation from Jonathan’s mother that he’s always lacked a conscience.

Or since he was driving back from Georgia without seemingly any way to track him (he hadn’t brought his phone) he could have hid it anywhere during that road trip.

Cap’s little speech at the end about how those “kids” at Space X think they’re going to the Mars, but “we’re going to the moon” really hammers home how delusional the Moonbase 8 team has become. I mean, these guys already ran out of water and lost a member of their crew — they can barely survive on earth.

For those who haven’t seen Nathan Fielder’s “On Your Side” segments from 22 Minutes, many of them are on YouTube and I highly recommend checking them out.

I like a lot of what Ron Howard does, but he’s clearly one of those people who needs to learn how to say “no” sometimes. If he’d turned this one down there’s a good chance it either would have never happened or would have been immediately forgotten.

Turns out it was less about mortality and more about the toys just not being very good anymore.

What, you don’t find gray, mushy meat appetizing?

...the UFO cult that resulted in the largest mass suicide on U.S. soil.

Son: “Hey, there’s a man swimming in the water!”

I feel like hosting award shows went from something that could boost one’s reputation to something that can only damage it.

Well if they really want to shake things up with a new host, I hear Johnny Depp is available.

The courtroom scenes dragged on for me, but I think it was more in the editing than the actor’s performances. It was all too predictable for a series that so far has kept us interested by doing the opposite of predictable.

There was a touch of Steve Brule in Reilly’s wet hacks, grunts, and drowsy line deliveries.