Yeah, but Dr. Who ALWAYS comes back. Its not like there was any danger it wouldn't come back with a new series eventually,

Personally, I liked the chemistry of Clayton Forrester and TV's Frank the best, though Pearl did have her moments.

I love this show. In a lot of ways, it reminds me of the later Mel Brooks movies, like Spaceballs. A lot of the jokes miss, but they come so fast and furious, they land more than enough to make each episode memorable.

Patience. You have to save something for the finale. Killing Aku is probably the key to getting back to the past.

No antlered samurai vision this week. And Aku hasn’t been shown up since that one scene in episode two—when do we think he’s making another appearance?

One odd thing is, that after willing to die herself to kill Jack, she spares him because…of a ladybug? I mean, I get it from an artistic, "small" perspective (where the biggest concepts can come from the smallest details and how her sheltered life made something as simple as a ladybug seem like some exotic…

"Are you kidding me?"

Maybe if you took the rest of his history into consideration, you would have a different opinion.

Archer - good call. Also voiced by Mr. Benjamin.

Archer "grows from the experience"?

So, it was all just a dream?

"There's waffles in them!"

I never get the will they-won't they description. They always will. The real question is, when and how.

Happens every day in the real military,

That was brutal.

One of the few shows where I literally laugh out loud.

Also from Boondocks: Stinkmeaner.

Yeah, but he always redeems himself at the end. Hard to stay mad at him.

Bob's Burgers: Jimmy Pesto Sr. and Hugo.

Cartman in earlier seasons was funny with his selfishness. But in the later seasons, he started to become annoying.