The Incredibles is probably my favorite Pixar movie and I feel sad that the thought of bringing the band back together makes me feel nothing. I'd rather see Bird do a new animated project for Pixar. As good as the Toy Story sequels have been, the sequel madness at Pixar is just leaving me numb.

Proposed Inventory: Times animation directors cast themselves in their movie.

"The threat of the Underminer is over!"
(Jump to Up-style montage of Elastigirl and Mr. Incredible growing apart, divorcing, awkward weekly drop offs of the kids, Frozone dies of cancer, theater bursts into tears spontaneously)

(Checks Geneva Conventions, Article 4, "Forced Proximity to Right-Wing Hosts)

I'm crossing my fingers that the Made-For-TV Movie about this is called "White Flight."

A new Doctor Who, who is a female, and the first Game of Thrones in more than a year? Truly today will be the day that the Internet officially broke.

24's Charles Logan seems to hit the mix of incompetence and dangerous, stupid action that Atchison brought to the table.

I'm surprised he wasn't thrown in for free with the Zachary Taylor one he bought.

In short, in matters national, rational and abolitional, David Rice Atchison was the very model of an awful anti-abolitional.

Parrots just don't understand…

It's a good performance but his quirks are soooo creepy and not endearing like 95 percent of Stars Hollow. The whole arrangement he has for "sleepover" guests is like the creepiest, dorkiest version of Derek Jeter having like gift baskets on hand for his guests (which I believe is the inspiration for Owen Wilson…

Finally! The Jay Z-Emeril team up we've been waiting for!

The question is whether there will be an E.T. reference somewhere. We're through the looking glass here, people!

Crystal Skull and Terminal seem to be fighting for worst among recent efforts and 1941 for older efforts. Always seems like the forgotten one.

I love Mean Girls and I'm retroactively mad that I never connected that. Brilliant!

Thank you! I forget that. When Brave came out I was shocked the person behind 7th Heaven did it, only to find out I was wrong.

My wife loved 7th Heaven, but Stephen Collins' real-life awfulness put a stop to enjoying that show. The show had a real detachement from the concept of believable human emotions and interactions, a detachment that only became stronger in Brenda Chapman's next series, Secret Life of the American Teenager.

Bryan Fuller confirms Dekker was a replicant all along!

I like that take. The prequels attempt to mythologize The Force made it way too literal with midichlorians. Force Awakens has me filled with dread that Rey will end up being another person who only has the force due to bloodlines. Chirrut's story is compelling because he's the last person holding on to what has been…

Close! An off-season show at the amphitheater on the Summerfest grounds.