“That kid gets no tip.”

Good choice, Erik. I, too, would love an elaboration of goth punk Nadja and Laszlo.

Following the ‘all is lost’ moment of Muntz capturing Kevin and Russell going to rescue him, Carl tries to move the house, but then, he gets an idea: he tosses out all of the stuff weighing it down and soon, the house is light enough to float. I absolutely love the exuberant, charge-ahead version of the main theme.…

“You killed real heroes just so you can pretend to be one?!”

*coughCopRockcough*

Seriously, how the fuck does that guy eat?

Until Bumblebee came along, it was the only good live-action Transformers movie.

I tend toward really liking Summer and am annoyed when episodes carve out whole chunks devoted to Rick and Morty yelling at her, but during that harangue, I could not help but think, ‘Man, the acorn doesn’t fall too far from the bitch, does it?’.

Taaaake the greeeease...

You want a guy who says words good? Date a languager.

Would you say that he’s on...Cruise Control?

And, yet, they still hang out. Teenagers are weird.

The ‘why I did it’ killer speech. Sleepy Hollow and Mindhunters are two favorites.

It’s a damn shame when folks be throwing away a perfectly good comedy like that.

Sakai and the other producers were also reportedly unhappy at the revelation that Clausen was contracting out some of his composing work, including to his son, composer Scott Clausen.

Having seen “Gayle Makin’ Bob Sled”, I can believe this.

There’s really someone who considers “The Frond Files” to be the worst of these ‘Trilogy’ episodes?

“Let’s just open the presents, Ringo!”

The film’s attempt at conflict (Sigourney Weaver representing movie studios in a suit for the illegal reproductions of the movies) wasn’t resolved in a satisfying way - if at all - but that aside, this was a charming movie.

Yeah, this was just lazy. Duckman and especially The Critic did funnier slams on the show.