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Since we've had a thread for Wabbit, I decided to make one for the latest incarnation of those meddling kids and their dog. Even though this series isn't as good as its predecessor Mystery Incorporated, which really piled on the drama and nightmare fuel the further it went on, it holds its own...

Well, that was gut-wrenching. Dipper and Mabel are about to turn 13 just as summer is about to end. And while Dipper wants to stay in Gravity Falls to become Ford's apprentice, Mabel is learning that high school won't be quite the musical she expected it to be (;);)), and is crushed that Dip...

Because those shows originally ran an hour on a commercial-free network, and stuff has to be cut to fit in commercials.

It's sad that even the '60s Spidey series was far more violent than the '90s one. There was a YouTube video showing that off, but I'm too lazy to dig it up. With syndication, it was really more up to the producers to police themselves. Filmation at least didn't have a problem with that when it...

I love how the writers made fun of the situation with Goody Two Shoes from the Bureau of Sweetness & Prissiness. :)

The Peter Pan prequel, cleverly titled Pan, just isn't doing it with audiences and critics. It only managed to hit #3 at about $15 mil. this weekend, with a 23% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Meanwhile, The Martian and Hotel Transylvania 2 are kicking its butt...

It's been a long time coming, but...

Because the rump is the meatiest part of the duck. :D

Records are also great for providing uncompressed sound quality that's practically immune to the so-called "loudness war" where music producers try to screw with the dynamic range of recordings and make them more noticeable at the cost of making them more distorted and even unbearably loud...

It seems like Toon Boom Harmony is becoming more and more the standard for 2D animation going by the shows that use it according to their website, even for those that use a cutout style with skeletal rigging. All this time I thought shows like Archer and the Danger Mouse reboot used Flash, but...

We get the reveal from Peridot that Pearl was one of many Gems created as servants on the Homeworld, and Pearl was none too happy about it, of course. I also loved the contest she and Peridot had with building giant robots, with Peri's being stronger and Pearl's being more agile, showing off...

Too bad there's no demand for pirate shows.

Looks like there's going to be a lot of quieter, dialogue-free moments like the first half of WALL-E. I like that.

It's great to see Fozzie get a story to himself this time, along with his relationship with Kermit. And I even enjoyed Rowlf's appearance as a bartender. :)

What do you mean by that? Set in the modern day or making modern pop culture references or what?

And all without misguided food bans or "sin taxes" either.

I loved how Little Bits the kitten mercenary was brought back in last night's episode, and how she moved to making Internet videos to destroy the world with her cuteness. And Hater partying with Emperor Awesome only to ditch him when he picks on Commander Peepers for being a nerd.

That and the episode where Arthur and Francine accidentally get locked in the library overnight. Even if they did have cell phones, you couldn't get away with the old cliché of having their phones lose reception in this case.

Ridley Scott's The Martian took the top spot last week, while Hotel Transylvania 2 is still holding strong in 2nd place. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/

The season finale came and went, and we have Rick becoming a wanted man after a wedding ceremony-turned-sting operation, forcing the Smiths to live on a tiny version of Earth leading to Rick chewing his family out for getting him to let his guard down once again, and eventually Jerry chewed the...