I was going to say... with Ghostbusters (which you’ll also notice, they seem to constantly be smoking - or a lit cigarette literally hanging out of Ray’s mouth, in a cartoonish manner, in one(some) instance(s) - from their mouths and/or a drinking), it may have to do with the timing of PG-13’s inception (whether it…

Oh, I was certainly considering the era they were produced when mentioning Looney Tunes (hence the “60-70 years” and Bogart reference), and it’s great to see some of these when you’re older, with acquired context. (And just to clarify, we’re talking about (probably) less than a percent of episodes, too.)

If you look at Scott Lang’s hand on the cover of Ant-Man #1 (the one behind his back), it appears he’s got his fingers crossed.

Well, I’ll be happy as long as it’s no on Disney XD (like Star Wars: Rebels) - because I only have regular Disney.

Sadness: Steven Wright

Fun/useless/(possible)extra-incentive-to-watch-sci-fi-fun-fact!!:

A lot of Looney Tunes, looking back. I’m disappointed though, because, seriously, that was on for hours every-single day when I was a kid - late 80’s-mid-nineties specifically - and I had no idea then, that some of it was 60-70 years old (I didn’t find out until years later that Humphrey Bogart was an actual person,…

haha. Right before that. I understood that part.

“Insanity” is an apt description - especially because whenever I hear the part of the theme song when Zordon says “teenagers with attitude” (exact words link to theme, above), I think of the solo from “Crazy Train” by Ozzy (it’s much more likely/often Ozzy makes me think of Power Rangers - which is actually way…

Grape Nuts. You open it up, put it in the bowl - no grapes, no nuts! What’s the deal?

Even if you ignore this one, how many of these DCU Animated Original Movies are actually appropriate for kids? I’ve seen a large chunk of these, including this one about a year ago, though I can’t really remember the details of most of them really - I do, now, remember finding this scene messed up, though - since I…

Few Observations/Questions:

Quick note for context: Have never read the books; have seen every episode/been watching since day one in 2011; have avoided anything that even hints at spoilers up until the end of this season —

Think you mean July 22, for the Soyuz launch (unless it’s part of the most elaborate “an American, Japanese and Russian astronaut walk into a time-warped spacecraft...” joke ever).

I noticed when you guys posted the Saturn Awards winners, “Dracula Untold” somehow managed to win for Best Horror Film - beating “Babadook” and “Only Lovers Left Alive” - and undermining the accomplishments of the other winners; and the award itself.

I noticed that a large chunk of the Asian population seems to surround (mostly north and west) the Rosehill Cemetery. Any idea why that is?

Most people get emotional (sad, scared, angry) during the ending of “Old Yeller.” I haven’t seen the movie since I was around 5 or 6, and outside of the ending (and the wolf/fight/catalyst of the ending), the scene of the father returning w/gifts, the only thing I remember - and the part that I dreaded more than even…

“Live Long and ‘proper’?” (“got the “propering” part down.”)

Maybe this is cheating a little - we’ll see where they decide to take this fairly shortly, I assume:

“ While they talk, Dav lets slip that he’s looking for a doctor to help him, but doesn’t elaborate. He shoots at at several of the scavengers, telling her that it’s a message from Ryo.”