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Oh, he's not dead. His fate was hinted at during those end credits puzzle ciphers. According to Gravity Falls Wiki, the secret message of the episode was "IT WILL TAKE 1,000 YEARS FOR TIME BABY'S MOLECULES TO RECONSTITUTE. AND WHEN HE'S BACK, HE'S GOING TO BE VERY CRANKY."

TTG has been experiencing a rash of good episodes lately. I really rather liked "40 Percent 20 Percent" and Cyborg turning into Optimus Prime (Raven can be Bumblebee). Plus the special fantasy designs of the Titans for his imagine spots. And yes, this Halloween episode was more satisfying...

Rewatching the episode again, I realized they snuck in something very dark. Remember how Jeff thought that the old haunted house was actually a cult gathering? And how he had pure panic when Mavis was spooning punch into her mouth? Well... you can make the connection, right? Punch bowl at a...

Actually, that's been common knowledge for years, now. Hence the South Park "Trapped in the Closet" episode.

Sure, that's all well and good, but does anyone remember the other Peanuts animated Halloween cartoon? It was an episode of The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show (to answer my question, probably not), and Linus managed to talk Marcie into waiting in the pumpkin patch, meanwhile Peppermint Patty...

That stuck in my craw. I mean, it's certainly their first film in a while, their first major studio backed movie with a higher budget, and their first CGI outing. But not first movie ever. I don't know why they chose to market it that way. Only little kids who have parents that didn't buy...

Reading that comment made me worry about what the promo was. But I just don't see it as anything but out of context. It's clear that it's another example of how they both think they're over each other and over their relationship, but they aren't. Brother, they're not. I'm really looking...

I see what you mean. Yet, I know of other smaller subject wikis that share with larger, more expansive wikis. There's a complete Disney Wiki and wikis devoted to all their little shows and movies, often using the same pages. Of course, I didn't say so much we needed a Sesame Street Wiki so...

If there's one thing that intrigues me, it's the pre-adult swim older audience late night programming. Now, all I know of are examples of what they put on before it was established. Even the criminally underrated, too hip for the room Saturday Morning Ed Grimley cartoon at some point. And...

Well, all I can remember from the flip through is something with Big Bird and Grover and an Abby's Fairy School bit. I'll try and check it out next week. Even if that means I have to put Bob's Burgers off. Part of the reason I didn't grab this issue was that I was trying to play catch up the...

With no fan fare or even a CBR preview. Yeah. I don't think it even has the variant covers. Just Ernie and Bert on a rowboat. I really should have been more excited and jumped on the opportunity to grab an issue, but that 2 and a half year wait when they reprinted the first issue several...

Sounds like either a spoof troll wiki or a scratch wiki where members and IP users post stupid lazy fan fic outlines like they're really a thing. Those things are best ignored, but has there ever been a legit Sesame Street wiki? Sure, we have Muppet Wiki that covers Sesame Street. Don't see...

The creator of Clarence didn't do much on the show. He was easily replaceable, and even before the sexual harassment and assaults, none of the writing staff liked him. Punishing the show for the actions of one jerk vs. the rest of the well behaved talented staff that actually did the real...

The second issue has finally come out today. Just... I didn't grab it. Mainly because I had to catch up with part two of Duck Avenger's origin last week and had to grab that, and the new Rick and Morty also was released. And while I was about to just wait a week for that one, I dunno... it...

He's made it clear he's not a fan of this series, and much more a fan of 1990's CN series. And that's okay by me. I'd say that someone who's inclined to like shows like Recess, hey Arnold, and Arthur may want to give Clarence a chance, though.

I really don't think Murray being dropped would be a reason either, even if they were planning to slowly drop the block hosting format. I think it just seems like there was a series of fighting the new producers over what the show should be like in a condensed format. I wouldn't say that Joey...

That's where the show really gets me. While it does have a quirky and kind of cute atmosphere, it's a Cerebus Rollercoaster that doesn't shy away from being horrifying or disturbing, or in other cases depressing as heck. It took one of the wackiest characters and gave him a depressing depth...

As someone who needs the shift key in making digital artwork I can safely say this. The Caps Lock key is a useless piece of utter crap that has no freaking value in any use of a computer of any kind. Not for the internet troll who keeps everything in all caps. Not because of the sheer...

It had that weird twisted Schoolhouse Rock, retro 70's look to it. It seemed to mesh better with what CN cartoons usually look like than ML&O. I'd say more but the only thing I know for sure about the show is the whole Appletalk bit.

I think that soon enough we'll have the full reason. Then again, I give a lot of credit to Joey for being so darn professional and not stating exact reasons and naming names. Any schmuck could leave a show in a huff, blame people mercilessly online or in an interview, and just vent all over...