Hey, remember Tim Drake? Whatever happened to Tim Drake? Oh, that's right, Morrison came along, pushed Tim out for his pet character, and then the New 52 happened and Tim Drake became a shadow of his former self.

"Accidents happen."

No Wes Anderson movies deserve to be on a list except a list of torture methods. Those films, Anderson, and his cultish audience are utterly insufferable. Maybe my sense of humor is broken, but I have never once laughed at anything in any of his movies. I know *why* they're *meant* to be funny, where the jokes are…

Now I just want to do it more. Though I don't think I could bring myself to waste a pizza.

Marge: Lisa, Bart, what did you two learn in Sunday School today?

Don't watch anything past that episode. That would have been a great conclusion, but Heller drove that story into the ground.

The RJ ending was horrendous! It was the f***ing Yosemite Sam sheriff that was barely in the show? Bullshit!

The Mentalist used to be a great show. Then Bruno Heller torpedoed it with his Red John arc conclusion, where the serial killer the main character was chasing for six seasons was somebody completely inconsequential, who the clues never pointed to, and we never found out why or how he did anything. Then they retooled…

Psh. Cassandra Cain was the best Batgirl.

I didn't like Damian. That is, I didn't like the concept of Damian. I didn't like Grant Morrison's Batman run. At all. Yes, I'm one of the few. I thought the idea of Bruce having a biological son, who then becomes Robin was insulting. First, he had sons already. Maybe not biological sons, but sons nevertheless. Damian…

I loved this show even more than TLA, and I really enjoyed that one. LOK had more layers, more complexities and situations, a more mature atmosphere, and some wonderfully crafted ideas. Sure, it had some missteps, though I can't always agree that they're the ones others say. For instance, I never saw what was wrong…

I have Shinichiro Watanabe, Toshihiro Kawamoto, and Yoko Kanno's autographs on a Cowboy Bebop movie poster. If you're an anime fan, that's a pretty big deal.

Beethoven was basically the Beyonce of his day, guys (maybe a little less sexy). That stuff's pop music. Though it was better than today's.

Greatest video game or best game of any kind ever throughout time and space forever?

Brilliant show. Even better than The Last Airbender. Too bad Nick didn't seem to think so.

Dragon Ball Z was also sanitized for almost 20 years. Sure, they restored footage about half way through that time, but the script remained wildly inaccurate to the source material, mostly just made up gobbedy-guhk that Funimation dreamed up.

The Moe lie detector scene is one of my favorite bits in the series. "Sears catalog."

The second Naked Gun was at least as good as the first.

Stop giving this human trash attention. You're going to draw out all the degenerate morons who watch this sort of show.

My theory was pretty out there: Mr. Burns (accidentally) shot himself!