From out of space came a runaway planet, hurtling between the earth and moon, unleashing cosmic destruction. Man’s civilization was cast in ruins! It was in all the papers back then.

The caption of the image above references the first Scooby Doo series from 1969, Scooby Doo, Where Are You!, but the image can’t be any earlier than 1979's Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo, as that was the first appearance of Scrappy.

The whole Anne Hathaway Effect is bullshit.  Hating someone for the sake of it is infuriating, especially when its someone who's clearly not a bad person.  

He originally claimed he left the Baptist church because of their anti-gay positions. On one of his live “Quarantine Quitchen” shows he does with his wife every week (and if you want to see a very blue Alton you should definitely be watching it) he called himself a “moderate republican” (basically Pre-Reagan) and how…

Didn’t expect this, but I’ll not opposed to it.

And also it isn’t MCU Spiderman, but the one from ‘Spidey Super Stories’ on 1974-77's The Electric Company.

I would bet they thought they could get away with the old trick of compiling a list of top names and started shopping the project to other stars as if they already had Taylor Swift and Billy Joel on board.

Does it bother anyone else that all the movies that have “the” in the title are listed together in a row instead alphabetically with the second word organizing it?

I can assure you there is no Harry Potter land at Disneyworld.

It’s kinda interesting facet though.

I’m sure that some people will use it, so it can’t be Quibi.

I used to love this show, but the lengthy breaks made it much harder to stay invested in the show. I don’t know that 7 seasons in 16 years was the best formula.

I would counter that Neil Patrick Harris is the only member of the main cast capable of pulling off the kind of performance that actually supports the film’s satirical aims. Van Dien, Richards, and the rest come across as earnest rather than deadpan, and that undercuts the entire thrust of the movie.

“liars who can’t handle reality so you call names and use elementary school framing to push your narrative”

Plot twist: employee survives but his health insurance claim will be denied so he’ll be stuck will a 1 million dollar bill 

I was hoping for a Ken Burns 10 part series, but I guess this is proof we really can’t have nice things anymore.

Niles the Lion, sadly, does not.

We're long overdue for a renewed interest in the animated Tick.

Holy shit, somebody watched Glenn Martin DDS?!