In the case of Krabapple where her voice was literally just Marcia Wallace? Yes. In the case of Phil Hartman where he voiced a handful of occasional guest characters? Absolutely. In the case of Russi Taylor who voiced half of Springfield Elementary’s student body? No, not really.

Mother of fake baby: How’d it go today?

The nanny of fake baby (Me): It was great. The baby decided he wanted us to binge watch every episode of The Critic in one sitting.

Yes. This is all Disney’s doing. George Lucas would never flood the market with any and every piece of Star Wars merchandise imaginable like... Whatever the fuck this is:

But I thought The Fast and the Furious movies were written and filmed as gay porn.

“Save me Dr. Manhattan has imprisoned me on this moo”

Ozymandias: Damn. One body short of being rescued.

Apparently it was coined in an online forum in the early 90's.

Not to be that guy, but wasn’t it Louann’s father who let Kirk into the cracker business? Fired, blunder, etc.

Being able to own an entire television series is a relatively new thing. And you seriously don’t think broadcast television never altered shows? Jokes get cut all the time from sitcoms to make room for more commercials. They’ve even started speeding up syndicated reruns slightly so they can squeeze in just a few more…

It was a vibroweapon:

Yeah, but most people’s rock bottom doesn’t involve committing literal atrocities.

Let’s assume that Catra and Hordak’s campaign didn’t result in any off-screen deaths of innocent civilians (which is hard to believe) she still destroyed countless lives by laying waste to their homes and communities. That’s not even…

Wasn’t one of them an alien?

The Force Awakens: Jakku and Maz’s hangout are filled with aliens.

Rogue One: Saw’s gang is made up mostly of aliens.

The Last Jedi: Luke is living on a planet inhabited by alien nuns and Finn, Rose, and BB-8 visit a casino planet with a largely alien clientele.

Solo: Mandatory hive of scum and villainy brimming with…

No, it doesn’t. I don’t think you paid close attention. Disney has said it takes place seven years after Return of the Jedi. Carl Weathers (I can’t remember his character’s name) offers the Mandalorian, Imperial Credits and he turns him down because they don’t have value now. And there’s Stormtroopers, Werner Herzog…

Also the music playing over the end credits sounds like half-and-half 50's Hollywood western/50's Toho samurai film.

The problem is that in the books, Lyra’s enthralled by her - and while she notices some suspicious things - it never clicks how cruel she is until the confrontation of the handbag. Also, I don’t think Lyra even learns that she’s involved with the Oblation Board until she’s escaped the apartments.

The reader knows that…

It actually looks like they’re not editing out jokes for going against the Disney “family friendly” brand. My nephew was watching The Simpsons Movie this afternoon and it had Bart hanging dong, Otto smoking a bong, and Marge saying, “Throw the goddamn bomb!” All things that get edited out for basic cable. (Bart…

Why did they just make up that Mrs Coulter can separate from her daemon, when she can’t? She’s not a witch. Are they trying to portray her as strange or evocative of fear? I think they already did that by showing she’s kidnapping children and bullying Lyra.

Talk Soup/The Soup has been on-again-off-again since the 90's. I don’t think the time window between The Soup being cancelled and then revived is even as long the time window between the last time Talk Soup was cancelled and then eventually relaunched as The Soup.

Aren’t there frequent references to Rick and Morty being from the C-137 universe though? Maybe the theory works for the standalone episodes, but even this episode had references to the family’s decision to reset the status quo at the end of last season and Rick destroying his cloning program after the Tiny Rick fiasco.

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