Too bad, they made a lot of really cogent points on that show. Larry Wilmore kept it a 100 and was consistently funny and generally speaking, I enjoyed the round table discussions. I think it's format may have been hampered by being a half hour though.
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It never ceases to amaze me that, year after year, the producers behind the HalfTime Show insist on hitting some weird 4 quadrant demo musical entertainment. Criminy, just get AC/DC or something and you're golden.
He'll force his poor accountant into being his campaign manager but Todd will still end up being his top advisor.
Oh, well, Horse is the secret to that one as well. So it's all gravy.
Horse and Nell OTP
Great Job, Internet! You continue to make fandom look bad, and you should feel bad!
Kicking a staff writer is a bootable offense!
Great trailer, it's got my interest piqued to say the least. However, I think we need to put moratorium on these tinkly little piano renditions of famous movie scores. I thought it was fine when they did it in Jurassic World, but then they did it with Ghostbusters, and now it's being done with The Imperial March.
Intriguing! However, why do I get the distinct feeling that the alchemy of weird, subversive humor and deep vein of misanthropy that ran through Rocko will be hard to recapture?
'Kif, you're my best and most loyal friend but you've earned my contempt once again.'
I could see Brannigan wanting to build a Wall around Earth. Ya know, to keep out all those Neutrals.
And to think that this project was writer Mort Nathan's follow-up to the all-time classic sitcom The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer!
Momoa doesn't really strike me as the sort of guy that should be the Crow. I mean, should he really look like the sort of guy that can crush your skull before he gets supernatural powers? At best, he's gonna come off like Sting from the WWE. Just this jacked dude with white make-up on.
Eh,I usually shrug off the whole snake thing as one of the myriad ways he cheated death (since the Ainley Master hadn't been technically a Time Lord for some time) before he was brought back for the Time War.
I wonder what bourbon he was drinking when he recorded those lines. I bet it was good.
It really is kind of shocking how it managed to stay in continuity(more or less). I heard that they had to push for Sylvester McCoy be the old Doctor. The reasoning on the other side was that Tom Baker should reprise the role since the audience would be primarily American, and he was the Doctor the US was most…
Yes, but what about the monster that lives in the pond that made Patti inexplicably jealous?
Oh. I was not aware. Damn, there goes my Deadpool/Squirrel Girl Team-Up movie I've been kicking about.
Squirrel Girl's a mutant, so I think a movie would be up to Fox