They are; NBC is just really slow to react as usual.

He hasn't been used in their ads for quite a while now. One could hope, but eventually the pendulum will swing back.

I was shocked how much I enjoyed this. I was planning to have it on in the background while I accomplished other tasks (like I did with Season 1) but the show pulled me right in and made me delay everything else one hour.

Let's see, how can I describe it………It's about Dan Harmon turning into a woman and traveling back in time to the 80's, where he plots to get rich by inventing the Internet, but his own ego constantly gets in the way.

From what I understand, that was a photo.

How much longer till an animated "Meet the Deedles" gets announced?

But what happened to that live-action prequel about the Genie…..oh who cares, it was a terrible idea.

I get the pun in her name, but it took me a while.

Sesame Workshop (which is now separate from both Jim Henson Co. and Disney) retains the rights to broadcast the skits with Kermit that already exist, but cannot create any new ones.

Useless information: when Disney bought The Muppets, The Muppets was all they bought. All other Henson-created properties remain in the hands of The Jim Henson Company which is separate…and currently, Fraggle Rock is the biggest property they own, hence why they're trying to get as much as they can out of it.

I got the Halloween one. On-screen schedule described the Boston episode, but nope.

I nearly missed this because it came on the second after the debate ended (West Coast), and I figured Fox was going to keep the camera on post-debate commentators like everybody else. I only discovered it because I switched channels on a whim. This one isn't going to get high ratings.

The door opens, she's got a mech suit.

She said "Geh-roge," which is extremely weird. Also I have no idea why Sam's mother has that thick accent and Sam doesn't.

One nitpick: Paula Jones wasn't a consensual encounter to my knowledge.

You've seriously never heard that variant on Old Smokey before…..? Were you ever a kid at all? That song was being passed around schoolyards well before 3 Ninjas was made. And there are two more verses:

It's on DVD now; the disc includes both versions. Yes, there were two versions of Twice Upon A Time; the clean version and the gag dub where the villain swore his head off. It got out and was the version shown by HBO.

Should I spoil this for you? Archie's and Reggie's pets jumped onto the RC cars and made them cross the finish line at the same time, so nobody won and the prize money was instead donated to PETA. Not a joke.
The final scene was Babbette and the RC Dominator getting married and flying off into space via a UFO.

Which one — Diner or R/C Racers? Racers I actually admire for being the rare Archie comic with strong continuity; Diner was just off-puttingly weird but I kept buying it anyway.

I can't testify for everyone, but when I was a kid Jughead was a time traveler, Dilton was a mad scientist and Archie was a globetrotting adventurer battling giant robots. And the faculty were all superheroes. Plus Sassy Thrasher.