SUSPECT: He did security for Snoop.
DETECTIVE: Snoop… Dogg?

I’m Prune Face! Take that, Dick Tracy!

Especially with the joke they keep doing of “Look at the sad man try to kill himself”, I’ve seen that joke way too many times in the new ones.

posters of, say, a crocodile wearing a leather jacket and goggles, riding a motorcycle and vomiting the name Belle & Sebastian.

My next guest is senator, by name of Carl Dangus

what a hunk

Everyone in movies is a martial arts expert.

Will I be able to understand this if I haven’t seen the Pink Panther?

Mild spoiler:

I don’t know - I thought both worked well and the final one at least answered a question that the main film didn’t have time (and shouldn’t have made time to) deal with. And it at least was part of the film’s universe (unlike some). Though it’s fairly low-key for the final film before Infinity War - I can imagine a…

Sci-fi/fantasy needs a lot of exposition, and superhero films are definitely part of that genre. Animated sequences are as good a way to get it across as any.

Dr. Julius Hibbert: Homer, I’m afraid you’ll have to undergo a coronary bypass operation.

I know they were more underground, but I always liked Steven and the Colberts more. 

Jimmy Fallon doesn’t DESERVE to be trolled by Mac and Me clips.

I like the scene where Woody and Frances are having an argument. They’re not enemies, he’s not a bad cop but there’s such a paucity of evidence... so they’re sparring, going back and forth, until something happens and he’s sorry and she says it’s okay, it’s okay.

“we’re not making films for six year olds”

N64 game character Glover also has some notes.

“6 out of 7 Glovers recommend Black Panther for all your panthering needs.”

Excuse me, but "proactive" and "paradigm"? Aren't these just buzzwords that Sean O'Neal uses to sound important?