Hallmark made up Disney+ Day to sell more cards.

“Elmo order bride from Ukraine! Elmo has 90 days to see if it is love for real!”

Sesame Street points out that monsters are fine and good.

David Zaslav is a monster and must be stopped at all costs.

These folks would permanently wipe all footage of the civil rights marches and speeches from the face of the Earth if it would boost this quarter’s profit numbers, so making Sesame Street inaccessible is no sweat to them.

There is something equally funny and endearing about watching Aaron Paul, now 42, play a pre-Breaking Bad Jesse Pinkman.

Semantics, it’s TWO handfuls.

The AV Club!!!

That’s exactly what happened to Stan Lee in the Hulk movie.

Tit for tat.

I think the idea is that his blood simultaneously generates it and changes it into whatever sustains Hulk-powers. If he had bled on a non-relative it would have killed them.

God forbid tv characters enjoy the same things we do, like Cheetos.

I should know better than to treat this comment as a good-faith argument about Bruce vs Jen’s abilities, even though it’s been a tired talking point for a month now since the first preview came out. But it should be stated at least once in the thread that this isn’t what the show actually depicted.

The solution is easy: just trick Zaslav into saying his name backwards, and then he’ll disappear back to the strange, other region he came from.  

What? You say the peacock? That’s insane!

Ironically, it’s very funny that Zaslav wants to kill the mid-budget DC streaming projects when Disney is in the middle of what appears to be a very successful pivot to doing exactly that to fill gaps between their major MCU theatrical releases.

It’s just new NBC content that’s leaving Hulu, and that’s because it’s moving to Peacock.

The book is titled I’m Glad My Mom Died, and it’s not said with a sense of irony, so I’m not exactly sure what you were expecting.

Its most-watched episode drew 11.2 million viewers.

AV Club already did an article about the showrunner.