No. Not at all. Not sure what made you jump to that conclusion.

Gotcha. And yes, I would say it is a concern as well. 

One way to alleviate stress in our lives: stop watching cable news.

Turns out the Unabomber’s manifesto was right about a lot of things.  Killing people to get everyone to read it, however, was a dick move.

For some reason the AVC in particular gets so many AI defenders

There was a Robocop cartoon too, right?

I was always amused that the Terminator and Alien series got their own toylines that were marketed to kids as well. I suppose a cartoon series was too hard to work around.

And ending with the misadventure of that wacky ghost the Babadook show 

His dog would be back as a talking cyborg sidekick 

They would age all the characters down to teenagers and change them from strippers to break dancers. Every week, they would have to stop the evil developer, Mr. Dallas, from tearing down their rec center and making it a strip mall. 

This does indeed sound like the grubbiest of gotcha journalism by the makers. 

And they also have to collect magic gold coins before they fall into the hands of C.O.N.T.I.N.E.N.T.A.L., who’s acronym is never explained.

Why the fuck can’t NBC make any money off of the Olympics any more?

A John Wick cartoon would be him and his dog getting into adventures every week helping people. 

GARGOYLES

Don’t forget it also featured the Spinal Tap song, “Gimme Some Money,” during a montage of her stealing from petty cash. I went with my dad to see this when I was 15 (we were huge Married With Children fans) and we started singing along with the song (also big Spinal Tap fans) in the theater.

Literally the only thing I remember about this movie is “The dishes are done, man!” line from the end of the trailer.

Except I don’t need to buy a movie ticket to get that kind of content. It gets provided to me every single day whether I like it or not.