I saw that show this summer too! That band was incredible and Al Jardine's kid is so good, it was like Mike Love was there but better!

They dropped Star Wars Rebels, too.

Oh wow top 10! I will take it, thanks Notorious/MacGyver!

This is my answer too. I've watched so much nonsense for him but it's never boring!

There's a lot of his weird small movies I haven't seen but he's definitely one of those actors who only improve everything they're in. I'm still so mad he's never been Oscar nominated, he deserved it for Big Fish and Beginners, at the very least.

Ghost dad notwithstanding, I loved this. The whole episode had a very cinematic appeal to it that sets it apart from a lot of other network shows. And, so far, I like all the side characters, which rarely happens in a pilot.

I don't know but hell is it terrible. The episode with the amnesiac clone is the only one that's even slightly interesting but it doesn't excuse the fact that the arc takes up four (four!) episodes of an otherwise solid season.

All the droid and Jar-Jar episodes of The Clone Wars but especially that FOUR episode arc with droids and the Dig 'Em Frog.

Marty McFly
Warren Peace
Han Seoul-Oh
Father Brah

BRICK FROG!

ALPHAS

Longtime lurker of this, excited to finally take part!

I have a couple of these.

The Rocket Power era is when they started to lose me too, but I stayed around because I loved As Told By Ginger and The Wild Thornberrys so much.

"Danke Schoen" and The Beatles "Twist and Shout" from Ferris Bueller's. The parade is one of favorite scenes in any movie.

TV: The Americans and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, although BoJack Horseman and Stranger Things might challenge them once I sit on them a bit longer.

Upvoted for Goldie Vance, I adored that series.

Great interview and spotlight on such an awesome artist. I'm glad to see colorists slowly start to get the recognition they deserve, a fantastic colorist like Jordie can really drive the entire feel of a comic. I loved her work on The Kitchen, especially, the color scheme was sooo late 1970s, it was great.

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.

Foxtrot comics. I have every collection and reread at least a couple of them every year.