Oddly enough, Tower has been used as one of the exceptions. He was portrayed as part of a racist power structure that railroaded Luke Cage in the final issue of the old Power Man and Iron Fist series, where Cage ended up a fugitive again.

Though the funny part is, it's by the same creators who came up with Bullseye, who was a psychotic killer right from the start…and it's a few issues *after* Bullseye's first appearance!

John Singleton still can't get through to Karl Urban's agent.

Waters's exact quote was something like "They stole my music but they gave me my name." Around the same time, Mick Jagger sent a letter in to Melody Maker crowing that "These legendary characters wouldn't mean a light commercially today if groups were not going round Britain doing their numbers."

Now that he's old, too, what does Groening yell at?

Bojack Horseman spinoff?

Black pudding available by the pound.

I'm pretty sure. He went by "Daffy Dick" for a while, too.

Settle down, you Daffy Lobsters.

That's nice, and then it's not nice.

It's a good thing there are no researchers of Mexican descent in the field psychology, or you'd still look quite the fool. And in any case, you haven't actually shown that corporal punishment "works;" you've simply shown that some people do A Thing, that it's the practice of a particular culture. It's not terribly…

It's a good thing no one does cross-cultural studies in psychology for this very reason, or you'd look quite the fool.

Huh! For some reason I always remember them joining the show in, like, season 2 or something.

I think this might be true of The Daily Show, but it's a big "might." The Kilborn years are more a parody of a news show than anything else, and even after Jon Stewart came aboard the show took some time before it jettisoned recurring bits like "correspondent interviews local weirdos who remain oblivious to their…

King of Queens was never that good, but it did improve substantially when they brought in ringers like Jerry Stiller and Patton Oswalt.

It was the latest incarnation of a show that coasted because it had pretty, charismatic people on it. And Lisa Kudrow's talent shone through the writing sometimes.

That's the one where he spends five minutes shouting racial slurs and five years apologizing.

On the one hand, we have your anecdotes and analogies to "savages." On the other hand we have the the data from numerous studies conducted on this very topic.

See also: Tyler Perry's Tyler Perry.

No, no, it's being rebranded as Dr. Quinn, Mulaney Woman.