Never heard of this thing. “The FIRST long-form webcomic,” huh?

Firefox doesn’t embed the tweets

Fillmore Graves........fill...more...graves.....

Awhile back, ABC wanted a new Dallas-type show on the air. Believing people only watch such things as “guilty pleasures,” and seeking the right cocktail of buzzwords to promote this as blatantly as possible, they picked the combo “Dirty Sexy Money.”

Behind Enemy Felines! And My Best Friend’s SHEDDING!

For an episode you won’t admit to like, you sure quoted the heck out of it.

If Netflix wants to own theaters, first it should try making some movies that don’t suck!

No GMG site covered it, but I guess reporting on web videos would be a bit off-topic for all of them. That’s a Polygon thing! ;)

Was he also the supervillain from the Sunny D commercials that aired around that time?

“I ship them.” —Ruby

If Nolan had accepted that pitch, he would be getting script pitches at every public event he goes to for the rest of his life....which means he obviously won’t. You have to think about it for a second.

What am I looking at here? Is this the first Sanrio cartoon made for grown-ups, or what?

Every time I get an updated TOS notice on a website I wince, because it’s usually the addition of an arbitration clause to prevent anyone from suing them. Yahoo Mail just updated its TOS:

The Gate would have completely wrecked me if I’d seen it as a kid. For a “kiddie” horror movie that thing is merciless.

Given that Career Opportunities takes place almost entirely within a Target, and the main character has the Bullseye™ plastered on his back constantly...how did they get away with painting anything about the store in a negative light? Surely the store execs were involved somehow; maybe they were just more open-minded…

Do you have to do that HERE?

Nancy’s Jerry Scott years were pretty funny as well. He went on to create Baby Blues.

I bet they never explain that cow, ever.

SyFy really fumbled there. Not only did they unceremoniously dump a buzzworthy season in one marathon, but they did it on the same weekend Twin Peaks came back. That amazing season got NO attention and probably half the viewers. I haven’t checked, but I bet that stupid network hasn’t even placed it on demand anywhere…

Did they seriously just kill Ralph? I feel cheated out of Sue!