He’s in the Æther.

Aw, man! And here I thought he was finally ready to bring justice to the Cursed Earth.

However, the iCarly carlies were pretty much bog-standard zombies.

You may be half right. You can’t trademark the blanket term/concept of “zombie”, but you can trademark something specific like a human infested with fungus spores called a “clicker”, which helps the makers of The Last Of Us protect their intellectual property rights.

Not reading ElectricSheep is the best revenge.

I heartily recommend the Superman animated series episode “The Late Mr. Kent” It’s all about Clark Kent saving an innocent man on death row using his investigative reporter skills without resorting to superheroics. It's a great episode.

To paraphrase Lisa Simpson...

He is our hero.

Anyone who owns a work of art they didn’t create.

Am I being rhetorical?

The film that answers the question, “Hey, what if Roger Corman made Fritz the Cat?”

I’ll be in my cave.

Because it’s fon to due!

Bakshi has a great deal of taste, and its all acquired.

It’s exactly what it sounds like. If you get a hold of it in your teens, it’s all you want to read. Then you turn against it in your 20s. Then you rediscovery it in your 30s and realize it’s pretty good.

For which I am thankful! However, there was the internationally produced live action Métal Hurlant Chronicles series that adapted several stories originally published in the french comics magazine that inspired Heavy Metal. I’ve seen a few episodes and while they were generally entertaining and had some neat guest…

You have passed the final test. There is nothing more to teach you.

I think it makes the cut, as does Through A Scanner Darkly.

I accept your apology.

And the music! No movie sounds like this and no movie has the chutzpah to try to sound like this. It’s one of those sound tracks you can listen to all the way through and be transported every time.