I did NOT know that Clancy Brown played Surtur.

Well, there’s a fetish I didn’t know I had.  Thanks.

Yeah, you have to wait a year to see new episodes that still have “Elmo’s World” segments from the ‘90s. Those kids probably have kids who watch Sesame Street by now.

Not my first name, no.

Crash Bandicoot?

The ghost of Rodney Dangerfield?  Should be good!

He can kick, too!

I have also heard that he is an amiable resident of the community.

It’s like Sinbad. Young comedian gets a break, goes on Star Search calling himself “Sinbad,” cool name, right?  Distinctive, memorable. He has some success, gets some TV and movie roles, but now he has to be “Sinbad” for the rest of his fucking life.

Stop your messin’ around.

It doesn’t sound stupid, it LOOKS stupid.

Awkwafina is a stupid name.  Am I alone here?

I didn’t know about any of that stuff.  Thanks for the info.

I’m asking honestly, too, I’ve never heard that.

I don’t necessarily dislike his style, I just think he could dial his air of superiority down a notch. Unless that comes part and parcel with his style, in which case I guess I don’t like it.

Eh, the Pluto thing was a joke more than anything else, I don’t really care. I just enjoyed this cartoon:

I never said he did anything other than be a smug, condescending son of a bitch who reeks of self-superiority like Axe body spray.  Other than that I rather like him.

I always saw them as being high school sweethearts just out of high school, young enough for the parents to give them shit for wanting to get married, saying they’re too young, but old enough to legally do it. If they’re in their mid-40s, both divorced, and they hooked up on eHarmony, it sort of loses its charm.

This guy’s smug, condescending superiority regarding scientific matters—scratch that—*absolutely everything*, makes these women’s accusations startlingly plausible.

I always took it to mean that they were making the pretend snowman parson was ask if they were married because the young couple were flirting with the idea. Then later on it goes, “Later in, we’ll conspire