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Probably didn't have the time to do that just yet. Though I've never seen a page on that wiki about episodes with references and notes about that sort of thing. The references will probably be spread out through the individual pages for DC and Marvel.

Considering that download games may just be the future of gaming, I'd say that GameStop would do anything it can to stay in business. I don't see them staying in business just selling game hardware. I'd see them selling download games for a while, maybe making some deals with the game...

There's also a screen shot not included in this teaser, but on the press release which features... I guess we can call him Green Lan-Ten.

While I agree that it's strange that someone really wants to see that happen, I have to admit, it's strange that two major (especially in terms of merchandising) characters like that never really appeared together. They put Ernie and Elmo together for a period of time, and they really don't go...

Any notes on who's going to be the big Christmas ornament or if they're even making one?

Typed that while I was looking at the squirrel with the Mario hat that said 3.\ Yeah.. the overalls have 2 on them, and the hat has 3. Weird how that works out.

Yeah, there are cases depending on the competency of the villain. It's usually none too bright villains that surround themselves with dumber henchmen. Dr. Robotnik, Shredder in the 80s series... it's obvious for comedy, but it adds that extra level of self awareness. As for protagonists... uh...

Villains hire stupid henchmen because smart henchmen tend to try to usurp them. Look at Starscream. While not particularly bright, he tends to have a lot more foresight than Megatron, and doesn't let him forget it. Starscream actually revels in Megatron's failures and calls him out on it...

Too lazy to take pictures of this, but let's watch anyway and point out all the gags they're shoving into the background. Now, Fiverine is obvious, but we know about him. As well as Leila as Leia and Bat-Elmo. As far as the unreported ones go... Super Marios wearing the number 3 Mando is...

No Repeats?! Excellent! Throwing two episodes that late in the year to tie into movies is a bit much, though. I'm sure PBS has a hand in it, but whatever. This does seem like a very strong season, but it feels like they're glossing over the fact that it's an anniversary season. I don't see...

Simple fact. NO ONE saw movies in March. Unless you were a Lego, Super Hero, Transformer, or Godzilla, chances are your movie underperformed. Dreamworks can't catch a break. And while Rise of the Guardians (based on a kid's book no one's heard of), Turbo (Cars with Snails), and Peabody and...

On that note, if they put Webby and the Beagle Boys in the show, I just might watch. More logically, though... if they managed to put Yzma in OUAT, I'd watch indefinitely. Yzma's a terribly underrated Disney villain, and I could see some actress hamming it the heck up as the character.

My problem with celebrities doing parodies of their own songs is well known. I found it refreshing that they did a traditional Muppet character parody for that Measure, Yeah, Measure song. I'll admit that sometimes they're actually better than the original (with the exception of R.E.M.'s Furry...

As long as the third season shows all the episodes at time of the third season's broadcast. They really put the screws to some of their cartoons and dump heldover episodes on Nicktoons slowly. I hope this means we'll see some S&C merchandising soon. I want a Toughlips figure!

I hate when people confuse Good and Bad with "I like it" and " I don't like it." All I'm saying. Quality is not indicative of personal taste. Often, what makes something genuinely bad is a general consensus of something that's actually wrong with the film. As far as CGI kid's films go, not...

Eh, I don't really watch it. Or care much for it, for that matter. I'm going to try to be as tolerant of the fanbase as I possibly can, but to me, it's just a big ol' crossover fan fic. Nothing on the level of awful as a "Winnie the Pooh's Adventures of..." thing, more like the "desperately...

Yeah, I never really believed the whole "Pixar is in decline" thing. Sure, they haven't made a movie as raw emotionally as Up, but it's like it's a bad thing. I remember some snobby little story on CBS This Morning that was whining about why they don't make films about real people with real...

Yeah. I mean, expecting a completely fresh and clever concept for a show that has long since used them all? But I guess anything's better than their live action programming.

.....yeahhhhhh. :rolleyes: Not dignifying that. Again, that seems like a weird hold over for when this was supposed to be a Preschool series. Still wouldn't make much sense there, but the one episode they used it, it seemed to basically underscore what they were doing by reiterating it for...

Hey, if it keeps away unneeded racist comments for cereal commercials...