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Sheesh, I shoulda known "AT" debuted in Season 27.

It'd be better than the froggin' Barbie movie that used an emoji as the computer virus villain. Why not make a character like the Phantom Virus from Scooby-Doo? It doesn't have to be always aimed at little girls!

The reason I disliked The Emoji Movie at first was because I wanted there to be a computer virus as the villain who would look and act like Swayzak from Toonami. While I've found other reasons to hate it now, I still want there to have been a virus as the villain. He would be the only good...

I NEED a Lego DCCU! Lego Batman 3 was awesome (Cyborg being scared of everything is froggin' adorable) and the only thing I don't like is how they made Bumper Robinson voice Grid in Lego DC Super-Villains. He should've sounded like how Ultron's voice sounded in the Lego Marvel games. Grid just...

Alpha and Omega and its sequels, along with something called The Panda Warrior, are on HBO Max. All I can say is... why?

I have Asperger's and ADHD, and I wish I was more normal than I am now. I mean, I'm not as bad as I was in 2017, but that didn't stop Encyclopedia Dramatica from rewriting a neutral article on me into a negative one in 2018 and then FRAMING ME when I started writing myself into articles thinking...

I like PatMac's video about rare and obscure VHS tapes (such as The Legend of McDonaldland Loch and the Special Friends trilogy.) I especially like at the end of the video where he mentions he has a VHS that's 3 minutes of Sonic 3 gameplay, then cuts to an episode of Drake & Josh. I wish I lived...

The one thing I'm gonna miss from the Whedon version is Blackpink playing in Barry Allen's apartment. That scene got me into Blackpink. Other than that, I can't wait to see how my husbando Cyborg is in this movie. I just don't think I'm ready for his reaction to his cybernetics during his...

I'm pretty sure the characters are owned by Brown/Crafts. Noodles and Nedd were used in a short by John R. Dilworth after the characters appeared on Sesame Street.

Does anyone remember Toonami's Trapped in Hyperspace event? I wish the game for that was found. I wanna hear Swayzak's New Zealander accent and I wanna see TOM be infected by Swayzak. (He was pretty much Emo Peter Parker from what I think.)

The comic book it was based on came out in 1980 as the "New Teen Titans." I should have said "New Teen Titans." But anyway, they did an anti-drug PSA with the New Teen Titans in 1984. It aired but nobody has a copy with the audio, or it didn't air at all.

Toonami's Trapped in Hyperspace, which came out the week before I was born. I wish I was 17 in 2002 so I could experience Swayzak and him infecting TOM in the online game (where he also had a Kiwi accent...)

IDK, but something about Black Vulcan's face here and the way he moves from side to side cracks me up.

Not sure if he technically counts, but Cyborg from Injustice 2... dear goodness gracious, THAT VOICE! I want a guy in real life with that voice...

RIP the Beetusfather (if anyone doesn't get it, watch the YTP "The French Prick of ****'s Fair.")

I miss Between the Lions. Never thought much of it as a kid but there's just something about it that I like nowadays. Excuse me for bringing up this sketch again, but I think Ken Brown and Lisa Crafts' "AT" cartoon from the 90s Sesame Street could fit well in there. Maybe if BTL comes back, Ken...

Pink Lady and Jeff, as a lover of all Japanese stuff. Then Electra Woman and Dyna Girl.

But Scott's voice wasn't intended to be sexy in that sketch. But for some reason he ends up sounding like David Hayter if he was less gruff and throaty.

My two favorite Hanna-Barbera characters are Black Vulcan and Birdman. My favorite shows by them are Space Ghost and Dino Boy, Birdman and the Galaxy Trio, Moby Dick and the Mighty Mightor, Shazzan, The Herculoids, Jonny Quest, Super Friends, Fantastic Four, Dynomutt Dog Wonder, Jana of the...

I wouldn't call this a Sesame Street dream per se but I had a dream that my current crush Scott Getchell (who voiced Bill the Bat in a Ken Brown and Lisa Crafts cartoon from the 90s Sesame Street) was as geeky as I was. The dream ended with me going "WE'RE NOT WORTHY!" a la Wayne's World.