I’m certain it got a summer release so they can advertise it going on Disney+ in October.

These were terrific, and humor-wise, they were way funnier than the similar throwback series of Looney Tunes shorts that just ended on Max, which is insane. Mickey Mouse has never been funnier than Bugs Bunny.

I meant to check this out, then completely forgot about it.

I think they didn’t give a Ken a seat on the Supreme Court, but a lower-level circuit court or something like that.

I feel like I should be taking more advantage of right wingers’ outrage. I could make such easy money designing a simple “Let’s Go Brandon” shirt or something.

Crazy to think the only screen adaptation of the ride that people will like is the Muppet one.

My money’s on them using it as a tentpole October release on Disney+.

I don’t remember “Duh-Vinci Code” being especially great, but I feel like they never ever took advantage of the fact that Fry and Farnsworth are family, so I’m glad they had an episode about that.

The entire CC run is worth it for “The Late Philip J. Fry” alone.

My concern when the episode list first leaked was that it looked they were just gonna comment on pop culture/society things they missed between Fox and Comedy Central’s run. Like the Apple spoof or the faux-Obama guy needing an “Earth certificate.” But they eventually found a balance.

Nador flying to space - great stuff.

Most likely. But this also looks very cheap, animation-wise (which is how nearly all adult-targeted cartoons look these days).

I have to get used to him being around again as a normal person (such as he is) instead of a child.

Shoot, forgot this was coming back!

Remember how last year or so everyone was so glad Chepek was out and Iger was back?

Nail on the head.

Reminds me of how that Oz the Great and Powerful movie expected us to believe moody James Franco eventually grows to become a wacky old character actor.

A Rainy Day in New York is really bad.

I genuinely had no idea this was happening.

Not Bowfinger?