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It was cute seeing Clarence befriend that girl, and her not being totally grossed out by him. I liked seeing the "bullies" try to thwart them (though they're really more bitterly jealous frenemies than outright mean).

They teased us about Skips' name origin many episodes ago, but it wasn't until now that we got to witness it. :)

Chowder used a few references to wine in the same context, too.

That was a hilarious episode, and I give Dan Mintz credit for getting the gist of the show and its fanbase right, at least the less crazy ones. I especially loved Louise's line "It's a new breed of man!". Also, Bobcephala is best Equesticle. :D

That's the same voice he used when voicing Mitch on The Powerpuff Girls.

That's the thing I'm most worried about: Colbert's show coming to an end, as the EW article doesn't make it clear. The Colbert Report and The Daily Show are the main ways I get my news.

With Dave announcing his retirement from The Late Show next year, Stephen Colbert was chosen to fill his shoes. The writers on his show will go with him, too. http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/04/10/stephen-colbert-letterman/ Steve will be dropping his ultra right wing screen personality in favor...

Onion is a pretty frightening individual. Alone he's just an extremely bored, mischievous little mute who gets away with everything and is too young to understand the consequences of his actions, but give him magical powers and he's a menace to society... and still gets away with his mayhem...

It has a lot of potential to be a great series, and should keep the characters in the public eye just like The Looney Tunes Show did. A lot more dialogue-heavy than other T&J shorts, but at least it's kept to a minimum wherever necessary. Yes, it's animated in Flash (or perhaps Toon Boom) with...

Wow, those are bad, and they make the newer Muppets posters look like Renaissance paintings! Those Expendables ones really do look like they came from rejected rom-coms. I mean, at least the first 2 Expendables posters were pretty cool, especially for the 2nd one that really screams big dumb...

That and when George knocked out his deadbeat father (who also turned out to be rich) when he had the gall to insult his mother.

Rowdy is missing soooooo many more awful commercials on his recent Top 10 list, such as for Blue Tax and Toyota Highlander with that insufferable spoiled brat.

This Mad Lib I wrote! :) How to Serve Wine By: Roger Price & Leonard Stern A good wine, served lightly, can make any meal a truly heavily occasion. The red wines have a/an stinky flavor that blends with boiled farts or smoked computer. White wines range in flavor from sweet to warm. The best...

It's a far more distant film than Part II, but I still like it. I also like the little callbacks to the past two films, such as Biff Tannen's ancestor getting knocked out into a cart of manure.

I relate so much to the Jeff, the square-headed kid. Real shy and socially awkward, and a lover of game shows. :D Loved the epicness of Jeff's pursuit of Clarence through the "Fun Dungeon" playplace in the 1st episode. It is definitely not a good idea to eat (or in this case, take) his fries. :D

Yeah, it does have a feel of EEnE now that I think about it, but it doesn't feel like a complete ripoff.

It's that time again! Not to spin the Wheel of Morality, but for me to give my impressions on another new cartoon! I recently saw the pilot episode of Clarence, an upcoming CN show from Adventure Time storyboard artist Skyler Page, and I enjoy it. Clarence is this poor but naively optimistic...

There were three different Japanese dubs, the 2nd one that aired on TV Tokyo being the most fondly remembered. You know, the one with the screechy Krang voice. The 4Kids series only had one consistent dub, but it was a lot less popular for some odd reason...

The Amazing World of Gumball's 2nd season finale reminded me so much of Seinfeld. Pretty much everything the family did came back to bite them hard. Of course, it's getting a 3rd season, but I like those Series Fauxnales where they give it just enough closure to make it feel like a final episode.

I've seen a couple of episode of Camp Lazlo, and I agree that it's pretty underwhelming. Watchable, but underwhelming.