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Carole: Help, I'm a prisoner! I can't get out! Hippie at Drive-in: We all prisoners, chickee-baby. We all locked in. (looks over at his hippie friend) Huh, a couple of weirdos, Guenivere. - From The Love Bug

I also forgot to mention "So Many Birthdays" from Steven Universe where Steven starts to feel old and abandon childish things after seeing how old the Gems are, causing adulthood to literally smack him in the face as he rapidly ages, which would eventually make him realize how he's not prepared...

Other shows have delivered the message better, too, most notably the Simpsons episode "Lard of the Dance".

Rowdy now takes on the DuckTales 5-parter "Super DuckTales", which was where he believed the show jumped the shark seeing how Fenton/Gizmo pretty much took over at the expense of other characters like Donald and Magica. http://www.manic-expression.com/tv-trash-superducktales/

Insurgent has unfortunately swept the box office, making about as much as its predecessor. Cinderella took #2, while the critically panned Christian drama Do You Believe? snagged a distant 3rd. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2015-03-22&track=insurgent.htm

Wow, those actually sound like real cartoons! I salute you, good sir! :)

Also, they dress up like superheroes, but don't do anything superheroic. That would have at least added a nice angle to the show. Sheen's better when he's part of the Three Amigops (sic) playing off of Jimmy and Carl. So the writers seemed to have realized this when they forced an alien in...

Blaming Seth for FG sucking is like blaming Matt Groening for The Simpsons falling in quality, or blaming Stephen Hillenberg for SpongeBob being the same. The show's quality is beyond his control.

Pinkie Pie would be right at home with those Party Horses. :)

The P&F/Star Wars crossover was definitely a refreshing way to parody SW without it being a straight-up retelling: by having them play original characters intertwined in the SW story.

I also didn't like the episode "Quagmire's Quagmire" in which the writers tried to paint him as the victim when he dates a woman who's really into bondage and relentlessly tortures him. Considering all the depraved things Quag has done, it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

How about a most likeable antagonist this time? I decided to check out a bit of Horseland out of sheer curiosity, and the only character I like is the one I'm not supposed to: Angora. She's the only one in that show with any distinct personality despite furthering the pervasive "cats are mean"...

I really liked what I saw. It's very reminiscent of the Muppet/kid moments on Sesame Street, and not Dora-like at all with the slow, loud, babyish tone of voice asking kids questions about things. I especially enjoyed Animal's scenes. :)

And it seems that every game nowadays either has to be this cheap little thing or a bloated AAA title. There's practically no middle ground. Also, CEO Satoru Iwata has long been opposed to mobile games, but Nintendo now has the opportunity to flip the script on the mobile market, which I'm sure...

So Nintendo announced they're going to make games for mobile devices to try to win back the casual gamers they've lost after the Wii's life cycle ended and were unable to be swayed by the Wii U. As long as they don't abandon consoles and handhelds entirely, along with the core audience of these...

They're serious, right? Why not use the Dancing Baby while they're at it? :rolleyes:

Nintendo no longer makes new games for it. Don't know about existing ones, though.

Mr. Enter recently made an Animated Atrocity video about that Happy Tree Friends video (which may or may not have been officially produced by Mondo Media) that you're forced to watch whenever you get a copyright strike. It's full of errors and vagueness, which Enter is all too eager to call the...

Boy did Cinderella dominate this weekend. I can thank the lack of competition for the huge take, as well as the draw of the Frozen short attached to it. http://boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2015-03-15&track=cinderella2015.htm

Underbite's been a really fun Decepticon. I hope he gets more screen time. I thought that little bit of conspicuous 2D was pretty weird, too. Was it cheaper and easier for Polygon Pictures to draw that little bird rather than render it in CG or something?