Until these shows, I never knew there was a demanding, whiny, crybaby subsection of Castlevania fans. They hated the shows, and it’s utterly undeserved.

Yes, yes.

Hence, the qualifier “that’s to say nothing of,” indicating additional information that is expressly not the main point, but it adds to and relates to the point to further illustrate it.

Just because you can’t think of it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.

No, I am stating that what worked in the 80s (revived 50s shows that Boomers loved as children) probably doesn’t work as well today. Every generation has been sold nostalgia by film and TV. The returns continue to diminish.

We don’t.

Great. Just what we needed.

Well, they gave her some growth-inhibitor drugs on the set of ET, and also she did a lot of drugs herself.

Conan I forgot to add. He gets a full pass through gritted teeth for giving me the Kids In The Hall and that handful of SNL ppl. He’s been checked out to comedy quality since Sandler and his misfit bros took over.

Yet another reason to not like Lorne Michaels. Pretty much it’s Kids In The Hall and a handful of SNL actors that keep Michaels from being utterly irredeemable

That pretty clearly wasn’t what I was saying

Chase only seems emotionally healthy because he’s not around any other humans who challenge his pathetic ego. Which is fine, just don’t think he’s any less of an asshole.

Oh Heavenly Dog, Modern Problems, Funny Farm, and Man Of The House were the gritty, no-holds barred comedy blockbusters he was using for comparison.

Also, Mark McKinney

He’s looking pretty corpse-y

I feel like this is an ethical step up from being an astroturf plant singer for The Daily Wire or whichever fascist racist (edit: sexist and transphobic) podcast group.

Lol and he was never heard from, missed, or cared about again...

It’s probably quicker to write an article about the properties Guillermo Del Toro WASN’T involved with.

Damn screwed that up. I know for certain Burton was overtly affected by TDKR and Killing Joke.

Haha don’t tell that to Tim Burton in 1988, he wouldn’t recognize the “cultural misappropriation” he did of TDKR, Killing Joke, and Arkham Asylum Batman by including elements of those in his movies