Okay, voice recording is usually one of the first steps in the animation process, so that leaves what…eight months to animate this?

*Sweeping shot of empty stage in fast-forward*
*Shot of woman at podium laughing about something*
*Shot of Andy grinning*
*Fox logo*
*Shot of man laughing*
*Another sweeping shot of the stage in fast-forward*
*Shot of woman saying something, but you can't tell what it is because they cut away after three words*
*Shot of Andy…

Sex sells.

"Naked Chicken Chalupa"? I can already see that entire ad in my head.

The founder of St. Jude's Children's Hospital? There are multiple sides to everyone, I guess…..

ABC ordered a show about a talking dog last year. I have yet to see it show up. They are apparently too embarrassed to admit they made it, and they fully admitted they made Work It. I'm sorry, but I really want to see how bad this is.

I have to wonder if new viewers are going to find "embiggen" funny now that Ms. Marvel is actually using it as a legitimate word.

Courage.

The problem with avoiding risk by making the same game so many times is that eventually people start to get sick of that game and leave. Maybe giant dragon battling would have been just different enough to recapture the gamers no longer interested in Military Shooter #54,797, but we'll never know now.

I bought it. Did anyone else?

You're the Worst was not the originator of that theory. It appeared on a Spoony video years earlier (member Spoony?) and I doubt it originated there either.

I actually remember that there was already an NBC program called "American Dreams," forcing the Weitzes to use the "Z" in the title. But that's all I remember.

I'm still expecting HOOP to become a real thing eventually.

Gizmodo took it back. Phooey.

People demand that these little quirky films get attention, and then on the occasions when they get that attention, people flip on them and call them overrated. If Scott Pilgrim had won eleven Oscars everyone would hate it now.

Woot! According to this, iZombie is now renewed for Season 4:
http://io9.gizmodo.com/rest…

I've met people who had no idea Aliens in the Family was ever on prime time. All they remember is that for a few months, there was this weird sitcom on Saturday Mornings instead of cartoons.

Is this a joke?

That also had Kelly Hu in it. You don't see her very often.

That was the 90's for you…"reduce something to initials to make it sound trendy."