The animated series has been on Hulu and is probably still there.

I thought it was pretty good. Sci-Fi Channel ran it in the 90s. The animated series might have been better.

Might it be more like 10:20pm for the second episode, if it's like last week?

Maybe Hillary should issue daily updates throughout the campaign on exactly how many millions of Americans she hates.

Masterpiece (PBS). "Churchill's Secret". When Winston Churchill suffers a stroke in the summer of 1953 during his tenure as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, his inner circle launches a conspiracy to hide the incident from the public while he recovers. Recommended relevant viewing for the Hillary campaign team.

The History Channel's documentary celebrating 9/11 Day may have some new bits added since 2008.

Hillary has issued three public different statements over three days about how much she deplores Americans. Interesting campaign tactic.

John F. Kennedy, Jr. — still dead.

Manson was kind of a whiny loser.

They're in character.

(of Rescue Me)

I think I saw maybe 2.5 seasons from somewhere in the middle. Not sure why.

You might want to check your NBC affiliate right now (3:17amET) — it might be playing the NBC Fall Preview Special hosted by "Superstore.".

I don't know, it turns out a lot of people are talking about #HillarysEarpiece.

The Hillary cultists' meltdown over mild questioning has been amusing.

What do you think? Are Hillary supporters just really really dumb, or really really dishonest?

There are cheapo Trek documentaries on DECADES all day Thursday. Syfy is cribbing the DECADES programming strategy by showing the same three movies three times each.

Hillary's newest spin on NBC was that she never had email that had "classification headers" on it. Yet the public has emails where she's instructing correspondents to just cut off the classification headers of some messages in order to circumvent security protocols.

Cheney and the Bushes profited by making sure NO ONE got the oil, which drove up oil prices. If the US military actually secured the oil for the US, that would have benefited American consumers and hurt Bush and Cheney.

After Tim Kaine propagated a lie on Tuesday that the Clinton Foundation is not accepting contributions from foreign governments and corporations, he was called out on it by several media outlets. On Wednesday, his spokesman claimed that Kaine simply "misspoke."