The 'home' icon is a birdhouse, too.

Yeah, but you would say that, Andy.

For a lot of the anime shown, they're drawn with hands that're realistic enough that they'd look pretty odd with only four digits anyway.

For a lot of the anime shown, they're drawn with hands that're realistic enough that they'd look pretty odd with only four digits anyway.

Put him on The Flash, so he can do his fastest ever walk-and-talk scenes.

You can even look back to the original grey suit and the gold one, which are more of a tin-can design than the succeeding spandexy ones.

They need to put together a hard-hitting report on the issue of updog.

Even Earth 2 Sara Lance, and she's terrible.

Using up bodies is also part of the Shadow King's M.O.

Team names get recycled a fair bit in the comics (*cough*trademark protection*cough*), and at least the concept of a B-team to the Avengers made up mostly of non-joiners is there.

Look, if The Fly taught us anything, it's that you don't involve Jeff Goldblum in an If They Mated scenario.

Can't say for sure, but it seems like Kyle MacLachan's and John Hannah's villain roles on the show owe something to his.

From the articles, it looks like Samuragochi led the hoax, with Niigaki brought in as a hired hand (possibly as the demands for professional work stepped up?). So it seems rather like a self-aggrandising act by the former, in ways that getting a front man wouldn't have served.

Even on Andy Warhol's "Sleep"?

Comedians and comedy writers on their own show usually make for good commentary.

I think the 'Robin Hood is so English he Riverdances' scene kind of cemented that for me.

The more recent Disneys also seem to take on board what the parodies say about the earlier films, and use it to make themselves better.

The leads are fine, but there are a lot of cheap background characters in the first one.

I think some of its stretches in tone can be summed up by saying that it's an epic fantasy about Hiccup from the island of Berk.

It Follows 2: Go Home Already.