How did this happen? Disney doesn’t own Babysitters Club...was Scholastic selling out ad space in those books? I smell a scandal.....

Like....in a dream? How could they have pulled that off?

Funny story: it was supposed to be Cody Lambert trying to break that record, but his actor got arrested shortly before filming time. So instead they invented a character out of whole cloth and only used him for about three episodes, performing the roles Cody would have done. Then he was replaced with Bronson Pinchot.

How rude...

Huh, no mention of Some Jerk With A Camera and his long series of video reviews about these episodes? If you’ve seriously never seen them, you are really in for a treat. You’re gonna LAUGH YOUR ASS OFF:

Sassafrass lady!

I think you meant “binge-watching,” unless we’re talking about repeated viewings of CW episodes where the characters are shown excitedly using Bing.

A long time ago I read that a tree would live forever if there were no external factors weakening it (animals, disease, natural disasters). Since trees aren’t mentioned in this article I take it that isn’t true?

I don’t understand why the condiment question is there. Or why the subject of franken-meat is brought up. This is a weird interview.

Actually a real couple would have gotten divorced before that point, around the episode Sookie ordered Jackson to get a vasectomy at that very second, against his will.

The vasectomy was involuntary to begin with so......both of them kinda assaulted each other’s bodies. What a crazy pair!

I’m fine with the retcon of the vasectomy scene since, being a guy, my jaw dropped when Sookie actually sprung a SURPRISE NEUTERING ON HER HUSBAND! If memory serves correctly, two tough-looking doctors came in and dragged him away. That is horrifying.

I thought “Charleston” was in the public domain already. Same with “Yes We Have No Bananas.”

It has a generic “crazy” meaning in the US. In England it’s a slur. They had to famously edit a Mario Party game for this reason.

My first thought was that these music star feuds are intentionally manufactured by the record companies. They’ll call Taylor Swift up and say “Today, you will attack Katy” and she’ll say “Gotcha, boss.”

There was a documentary called “This Is Elvis,” filmed in his later years, that made me finally understand those “Tiny Elvis” skits on SNL. The dialogue was almost exactly the same.

That’s where it’s going. She has no friends anymore!

The second season finale broke the entire show. Jessica’s sisterhood with Trish was the heart of the series. Without it, the entire world is just nothing but loathing and misery.

So at what point in all this was the animated panther spun off into a series of his own, and why? For most of my formative years I only knew the Pink Panther name from the cartoons. Finding out about those bumbling inspector movies later on was confusing.

I don’t care for Rhimes’ work, and Murphy’s stuff has gotten embarrassing. And I’m not talking about shows they’ve already produced, I’m referring to their future slate — practically every “talent” they’ve committed to makes me shake my head. Rob Liefeld?