Mel in the intro is look old but man does that guy still have energy. He narrates his own audio book and it’s clear he’s still as sharp as ever. Gotta find out what that guy is made out of and bottle it 

I am cautiously optimistic. It looks very much like a film version of drunk history, which isn’t the worst thing in the world. The Marco Polo line was a tiny bit funny because of that, but it was really the “it’s better in a pool” part.

“Phineas & Ferb centers on two step-brothers (named, naturally, Ferb and Phineas)“

these are some seriously unnecessary brackets.

We entered the age of “content”, and they don’t care about anything besides you paying for and consuming the “content”.

I’ve consistently seen Doctor Who post 2005 referred to as a "Revival" rather than a Reboot.

Please not Gravity Falls, let it have a good ending.

That’s what I thought, though it seems the current Doctor Who has been called a reboot, as has the recent Dexter, Will & Grace, etc.

I wish I could say I was surprised but at this point I’d be more shocked if WBD let a show finish on its original network and/or Max.  If that Flash movie ever comes out, I’m practically positive Zaslav’s gonna put it on Disney+ after a week.

I’ll play the devil’s advocate.

I mean, that part has always been clear. As have the realities of the entertainment business, but this isn’t a matter of having made something that is just so awful that the studio doesn’t want to release it for fear of embarrassment or cancelling the production of a project that is doomed to fail before the cameras…

They aren’t interested in keeping that talent. They are only interested in keeping talent that can make huge blockbusters or low-cost reality garbage. Everything else to them is without value.

They are also putting zero value into their relationship with the people who make the shows. If they want to keep attracting talent, it helps to not dick over the talent that you have.

Old saying:

Adam Campbell off of Great News could probably make a pretty decent facsimile for Niles as some sort of second cousin, thrice removed.

It’s almost like all their various excuses about why they are doing this are complete bullshit.

So the reason why Batgirl can’t be shown is because it was written off as a loss and chucked in the bin since they’re not allowed to make any money off of it. If this is part of that same scheme, how are they allowed to shop it around? I thought this might be just sloppy AVClub reporting, but Deadline says virtually…

Jesus. What the hell. They just put absolutely zero value on viewer loyalty. Why did I watch three seasons of this if the network will literally fund and produce a full conclusion to the story and then not even bother to show it to me? They just keep screwing the viewers in these egregious ways and expect that we’ll…

The way the TV animation landscape has been lately, I’ll believe it when I’m actually watching an episode on my TV screen, and not before.

Dan Schneider’s the pedophile who likes feet that we allowed near children for years right? The Creator.