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Thank you!

Says the guy who (at least officially approved, if not outright created) Jar Jar Binks, in order to exclusively cater to such young kids.

Hope it goes well for you!

"Sesame Street" being instantly renewed through 2025 isn't surprising; it's a reliable money maker, and is beloved by kids (and their parents) all over the world. In fact, what I'm more curious about, is to what WOULD get cancelled first; "The Simpsons", or "Sesame Street"? Tough call.

Would we have eventually gotten "Milo Murphy's Law" and "Hamster & Gretel" on Nickelodeon, though?

And you may tell yourself, this is not my large automobile. And you may tell yourself, this is not my beautiful house. And you may tell yourself, this is not my beautiful wife. And you may ask yourself, "Hey, where am I going?!"

You're perfectly free to do that if you want. I recommend putting it in the music section, since that is where it will be the most topical.

Even I was guilty of prematurely judging it before I actually WATCHED it and gave it a shot! I'm not saying that it was ROBBED of any awards or anything, but at LEAST it TRIED to do something different! I wish there were MORE cartoons at there that were willing to be THAT experimental in their approach! Enough said!

That means summer will be arriving in the Southern Hemisphere in 168 days; yet another "What You PROBABLY Already Know, But We're Going to Tell You Anyways" moment!

I'm back! I'll try to get back to writing soon!

Well, the popular urban legend is that back in the late 1980's, Disney tried to approach the original creator of "Kimba" to make a full-budget, animated movie based on his characters. Now, depending on who you believe, either the creator wanted too much money for the rights to make a film about his characters, or Disney didn't want to pay the asking price for his characters, and made "The Lion King" as a response to the creator, that they could MAKE a hit movie WITH or without his characters. A classic case of "He said, They Said," if you believe the urban legend.

Amen to THAT!

Same. How have we managed to last THIS long?!

I'm also amazed (in a weird, sort of way), just how much music can FIT onto a 60.7 Gigabit Flash Drive! You would THINK that there couldn't POSSIBLY be that much music in the world that could fill it, and yet, I've already used up MORE than 44.4 Gigabits of it! If it weren't for the fact that I kind of NEED to put music onto my flash drive (being a Radio D.J.), I would be so MUCH more busy and able to write! What's interesting, is that I LITERALLY just looked up what a "Catch 22 Dilemma" is on TV Tropes. I would say it's probably not THAT severe for me, but definitely in the ball park. Enough said!

That sucks; I'm not in a position to feel secure about MY health, either. The county in which I live in, Covid-19 Omicron cases have jumped up 2,000 since last month! I mean, I'm feeling healthy, and so is my girlfriend, thankfully! But needless to say, the only way I'm going to feel REALLY comfortable touching someone else, is with a...39 and a half foot pole!

I personally thought the story was fine (controversial story elements not withstanding), but I can understand your perspective. If anything 'Good', can be said for "The Killing Joke", is that it was the comic book that inspired Mark Hamill to audition for The Joker in the 1989 movie version of "Batman", and eventually get to play him, during "Batman: The Animated Series".

As long as you're not offering RED RUM, I think everyone will be fine! (Imaginary Bonus Points if you know which 1980 movie I'm referencing!)

Technically, ANYTHING could qualify as a lit as long as it is in written form.

Bill Watterson, 1986-1995: "I'm not INTO merchandising my characters just to make a quick buck!"

Bill Watterson, Now: "Reprinting your newspaper comic collections for a quick buck is okay, as long as it's only ME doing it!"

Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Enough said, true believers!

No arguments there.

I personally liked "Watchmen" as an interesting deconstruction of various superhero genre tropes...although I DO find it interesting that the only adaptation of "Watchmen" (besides the actual graphic novel) that Alan Moore DOES approve of, is the INTENTIONALLY badly made, late 1980's animated series version, which takes SEVERAL liberties with it's story source!

I am the Who when you call "Who's there?" I am the wind blowing through your hair!

I'm not sure when the LAST time MY Incidental appeared in an episode. I want to say "Roller Cowards", but that leaves a LOT of time when he could've appeared again!

Bubble Bass: "And...there's my ride!"

You, obviously!