HBO Blax is set to to launch in 2021.

HBO Max is the streaming equivalent of early ‘90s Dan Cortese.

That is one of my favorite episodes of JLU, having been a fan of Mr. Miracle and Big Barda since I was a kid, but I didn’t realize that was Arte Johnson. I assumed it was someone else doing a voice based on his Laugh-In character. That episode definitely had some inspired voice casting (Ed Asner as Granny Goodness!).

EAT SHIT AND DIE INTERNET

Liked for the Eli Cash reference.

About what I have NO idea.

Yeah, they just restored/re-retroed parts of the mall that they needed to shoot in, not the whole thing. As far as I know they left it like that, but I believe there are plans to demolish the whole thing, although there is a petition to preserve it as a local landmark for selfie-taking Stranger Things fans and…

Yeah, they just restored/re-retroed parts of the mall that they needed to shoot in, not the whole thing. As far as I know they left it like that, but I believe there are plans to demolish the whole thing, although there is a petition to preserve it as a local landmark for nostalgia buffs and selfie takers.

A mystery best left unsolved, really.

Are you currently being interviewed by Carl Reiner?

I really had no idea her last name is Coleman (I’d never heard of her before Spider-Man: Homecoming), so I was actually enjoying imaging that her real full name was Zendaya Mondatta, like a Police album.

I totally agree, but on the other hand I’m lazy, so two fewer syllables I’ve got to say...fuck it, sign me up.

I think that’s how one of the drummers for Spider-Tap died.

It seems dreadful to me, which means it will probably be a big hit on late night Adult Swim.

I think I was fortunate in that I saw Season 2 first, really loved it—except for the stupid “punk” episode—and then went back and caught up on the first season. I’m mostly looking forward to Season 3 because the ‘80s mall was actually shot in a mall I used to shop at in the late ‘90s and early ‘00s, before it really…

Jim Carrey nailed Woolery’s smarminess on In Living Color.

Because it’s chock full of...Heady goodness!

He could easily do this with a fireman’s pole.

Was that mentioned in Homecoming?  It’s been a while, so if it was I don’t remember.

“He died like a pig.”