But what if this is just his *decoy* hidden Twitter account?

That's strange, I've never noticed that. I get unduly irked when characters read book backwards. Some times that's done to the animation being done by foreign studios where you do go right to left, but it pops up in western animation that's done locally too.

I was bit underwhelmed by this. I was all for a musical and while the Super-Friends song was great, having all that happen in a dream world (and orchestrated by a seemingly omnipotent being that just gets to wander off at the end, after trying to rob a bank or something for seemingly no reason) muted its success. I…

Yeah, they kind of gave up on being controversial or brave around when Halle Berry turned up to collect her award and they suddenly realised they were in with the glitterati, so just shat on failures.

I doubt it'd make any difference how well she did in it, it's the Razzies, they always go for the "cool" easy targets these days.

Ok, there's something you need to know about cows that might shock you…

How very dare you! I'm feeling so willpower right now.

Sure they could ignore, but they'd still *know*. Every board meeting, every gathering of shareholders, they'd all be clouded by the question "why did we fire Brad's wife?" and why they won't share that knowledge.

Yeah, it was a nice excuse to break out my dusty Film Studies degree lingo.

Last Action Hero - a move away from pratical 80s action movie effects, a slightly annoying kid at the centre of things, buckets of ironic distanciation, Arnie past his prime, misguided merchandising and promotion that tried too hard, gratuitous animated character and yet, still kinda watchable.

I did consider going to see this (despite my low expectations) but I can't stop cringing at the phrases "power rangers" and "morphin' time" in the trailer alone, so I don't think I could cope through a two hour movie.

Because that works so well for blowhards on the internet…

What exactly do you want her to be doing?

One of my favourite American Dad absurdities (and I can't remember which episode it was in specifically) was when the show was bought out by a rich Chinese billionaire, who appears sporadically in live action through the episode, before arriving in animation at the end to completely derail it from having a proper…

Some of those Windows 3.1 programmes brought back some long forgotten memories. Including the terror of Ski Free.

I'm not quite sure what they think counts as "results" from a programme that delivers food to elderly and infirm people. All the stuff Aaron E Carroll lists are pretty much fringe benefits to a system of GIVING NEEDY PEOPLE FOOD. The programme in and of itself is a "result".

A name that gets more ironic the further we get from it.

It moved from BBC 2 to the partly BBC owned Dave a few years back, but given the sporadic nature of its release beforehand, and how long it had been dormant, it's as much a revival as a plain network switch.

Having not heard of Hogan's Family before, when I saw it mentioned here, I assumed it was that Hulk Hogan and family reality show from a few years back.

Does Boomerang in the US actually show old cartoons? It barely does in the UK, beyond maybe half-hour of Looney Tunes now and then and a solid three or four hours of Gadgetboy every night at 2am (which has been going on for about a decade now and I still can't fathom why).