Love [adult swim] programs. Some are just so obscure that you just have to laugh. Rick & Morty is the best new one. Mr. Pickles is just weird, but funny.
Hope they have a new season of Robot Chicken… not just a superheros special. Would also benefit if they have a new Star Wars parody based on Episode VII.

…except when you played Tengen games that published SEGA titles?

Love that… It's nineteen eighty something, Barry & Erica are in high school something, and Adam is somewhere between 11 to 14. Soon enough , we'll find a vague Thundercats He-Man She-Ra combination of sorts.

Well, at least Alex wasn't completely out of character unlike last week's dreadful performance.

On The Goldbergs, if anyone can answer… the 'animation' for Erica's music video was actually kind of decent, even if they were sort of stick figures… who's credited for that?

Anyone notice the connection yet again between Goldbergs & Middle? This time, Tim Meadows had the poster of "Hang In There" behind his desk while Sue had another "Hang in There" poster on her wall.

I don't think she would or could. Is she supposed to be in her senior or junior year of high school? If senior, then I'm sure they're gonna keep it as a local school like other sitcome so they are living at home and still a regular.

A couple bits missed on the review about The Middle. When Mike stepped away to the bathroom, I would have guessed he was going to give Frankie the tea set he didn't order since it was ready for pickup.

Finally, someone found a good use for drones.

Well, not really trivial. They were definitely in their 40's. Back in season-1, episode-1, when Bob & Linda were having quick flashbacks because Bob forgot their anniversary, they flashed to Bob celebrating his 40th, so they're somewhere in their 40's.

I like how Louise kept asking the bread store guy why each of those people had their photo up behind the counter.

Sometimes Linda episodes are the best, actually. 'Lindapendant Woman' is a key example.

I think it was Linda's 44th birthday, not 40th.
One day, we'll meet Linda's friend Ginger… one day.
The supermarket Linda went to had a striking resemblance to Fresh Feed… but it wasn't.
So Bob's not the only one who has a timely meeting with the porcelain queen. Linda's may be a little earlier, but we all know Bob's is…

Isn't he like 12 or so by now?

This might kind of explain why in Vegas (or was it Reno) on the movie The Wizard, the kids were within an earshot of their friend Spankey so he could win at craps.

Hmm, speaking of tiny… I wonder if they're going to feature Micro Machines on Goldbergs… I had tons of them in the 80's, and they got lost EVERYWHERE.

Oh def Elhert Used Cars employees. Heck (no pun intended), even Jack McBrayer needs a return as Frankie boss at the dentist (whatever happened to her employment there, anyway?)

Love Beck, but didn't love the episode that much.
However, 'Time Keeps on Slipping' is one of my favorites of that season. The whole Globetrotters fascination with Futurama began here, and was later used in one of the movies & Comedy Central seasons.

Loved Actraiser's end music. Then again, the whole soundtrack by Yuzo Koshiro was fantastic, so it kind of was icing on the cake.

Loved Actraiser's end music. Then again, the whole soundtrack by Yuzo Koshiro was fantastic, so it kind of was icing on the cake.