I think that's what Jimmy said about every sketch while he was on SNL.

Should we really expect any less from Fallon? He really shouldn't be normalizing this country's potential new Sleazeball-In-Chief, but I also don't expect him to rattle off a dozen hard-hitting questions at the guests. He's a creampuff and I think he's happy to be considered as such.

Janet!

. . . . Space Monkey?

You're right, Internet! I should be reading Mashable right now.

Hey now, Kylo Ren is not a whiny teenager!

'My men are exceptionally trained! Programmed from birth!' https://youtu.be/53JtyC9izV…

Ghost Dog speaking to his Haitian best friend although neither speak the same language make way more sense in Star Wars than it would in any other movie.

I'd argue that at this point, nostalgia has, in fact, over saturated the market and is of significantly less value, thus not nearly as valuable as you claim, Sugar Ray.

I think I'd have a better sense of when it's on or when it comes back if there were still TV club reviews of it.

Keep the moustache, grow a goatee and equip him with an Agonizer and I think we're getting somewhere.

Funnily enough, there is an episode of Darkwing where he travels to an alternate dimension. It's basically our world, except he's a wildly popular fictional character. The coda of that episode has the guy who created him finds out about the world of the Rescue Rangers.

I applaud this creator for clearly not feeling like having to tend to the continuity garden of a cartoon he made twenty years ago. For me though, it's easier to call Darkwing a spin-off of Ducktales. The world, and characters like Launchpad and Gizmoduck aren't different enough to really consider it an alternate…

Nope, sorry, can't follow you down this rabbit hole.

Loved this episode. Just loved it. I'm thrilled Pearl's branching out more and trying to get in touch with humanity. Also, who'd have thought that Pearl would be the most fashionable? Someone on staff must really love drawing Pearl in different outfits

He and Arnold should star in a movie where Arnold's son returns from a fancy east coast college school and he's horrified to find that his son is a Nerd.

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Oh yeah, I noticed that too. I had to go back into it to get it to appear. It might have had to with the italics tags I put in. I had to change them a bit so it would pop up right.

It's just not funny. Like you said below, it's just a poorly executed joke. What is is that Gordie's writing now? It's certainly not the end to a memoir or a short story like the actual ending. It works like someone literally went and re-wrote it, the font's not even the same.
What if instead it doubled down on the…

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