Because when you lose someone, you only remember the good moments, not that they were chauvinistic racists with body odor.
…or so the show tells me.

I couldn't hate her for that; it was so unabashedly evil.
Unlike Phil 2, who tries to pretend, even to himself, that he's the good guy.

That cheese-eating is the one evil thing Phil has done that I totally see myself succumbing to as well.

The calf died from the virus.

No! They didn't talk about eating the cow!
They said that with all the food expiring, the cow would become their only source of food. But not directly; in that situation, the cow has to be sustainable. It's going to be their source of food through dairy products.

Phil 1's gun didn't have blanks, it was unloaded.

Definitely mozzarella!

You don't need to qualify it as "teaching children the worst stereotypes about non-whites." He teaches them the worst stereotypes about whites also. Has he parodied anyone as much and as mercilessly as the Greenwich, Connecticut high class boys?

It seems to me that Gamora's VA and her animator have very different ideas about the character. …And maybe her writer has a very different idea from either of them as well.

It's especially baffling for those of us who saw them churning out great quality series one after the other in the 90s. They almost made it seem effortless. And now that they have a million times more resources and movie tie-ins… what happened?

But he's also able to build a magnetic force field around himself that stops lasers.

A very specific set of circumstances led him to that. But, if the circumstances had been different, he would have kept everyone safe in a mystical mountain instead (as he did in Age of Apocalypse)

Daisy!
:P

A bat scene is a scene made by Batman.

- Captain of the Russian Mafia. I'm sure that's something nobody would ever drag up on a Mayoral candidate.

It didn't sound like it. He doesn't want to control the city. He wants the city to die. I think he wanted it to have no Mayor, not to be Mayor himself.

I guess he's Glass Demon now.

It's a relief to know he's not the Yankee who electrified Camelot.

But they established from the fist Act that dead Chad had stolen Right Chad's identity in order to go to the make a joke out of the drunk-driving conference. And it was from there that he originally got tracked. …That besides the fact that the murder wasn't premeditated.

She's a district attorney, so she can come back to the story without necessarily becoming a roommate again. In which case, she could coexist with Gilda.