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Ugh. Why did I used to like Robot Chicken so much? Now I just see the show for what it actually is. A compilation of stupid, gross, pointless, and oftentimes offensive garbage that makes no sense whatsoever. Remember when I complained about that Homestar Runner parody they did. Looking back...

Here is a mystery revealed. This is an image of what Flaky Pudding looks like in real life (my face has been obscured for safety reasons): I can't tell you how many times I've heard someone say to me, "You look A LOT like Dr. Claw from Inspector Gadget," :p

I'm a HUGE fan of YouTuber, blameitonjorge and today I found his "Top 10 Most Bizarre and Unsettling Public Access Shows" list. There was one show in particular that really disgusted me:It was literally just some guy going around filming roadkill. That's nasty! Who would make that kind of...

Crystal Bowersox - Lonely Won't Come Around

I had a dream about encountering Slender-Man in the woods not too long ago too. For some odd reason, he wasn't the typical scary version but rather a strange interpretation of Slender-Man. This Slender-Man character would constantly make corny jokes, insist I refer to him as "Slendy" (the much...

I had one dream a couple weeks ago that there were two talking panda bears living in our house. They hated me for some reason. The pandas would always do things like deliberately trip me with their giant paws, insult me for no reason, and jump out behind me in an attempt to scare me. It was...

I've never had any sexual dreams believe it or not.

Wow, that's a lot of pop culture references in one dream. Sounds like your dreams are being written by Seth MacFarlane now lol.

So, anybody seen the new She-Ra reboot yet? I don't even think I need to explain myself as to why I put her on this thread: I'll let the above image speak for itself.

I'm not even a brony and I'll admit to having a little crush on Twilight when I was younger. Even though I didn't watch the show, I was a teenager during the time when MLP:FIM first started getting extremely popular. So I still got to see her gorgeous face all over the place on countless...

While I overall enjoyed MAD for the most part, I do however remember thinking that some of it may have been a bit too mean spirited by kid's show standards. One example would be a brief clip where a chihuahua tries to pee on a fire hydrant and the fire hydrant sprayed a bunch of water out on...

I agree. Most pop culture parody shows become dated fast, which is part of the reason I like Wonder Showzen so much as despite coming out in the very early 2000s, it's just as relevant now as it was back then because they generally left pop culture out of it for the most part (and whenever they...

People who treat their fandoms like a borderline religion and will start acting like Chris Crocker in his Leave Britney Alone video if you so much as lightly criticize the fictional things they enjoy. There are far more offensive things people can do then insult something like Star Wars, Harry...

Thankfully, yes. But the fact that the unknown culprit is still out there means that the same thing could happen again as far as we know.

As of lately, I've been a bit paranoid of entering through the front door of our local library because of a recent unsolved police investigation that happened there. The librarian discovered several used heroine needles strewn across the ground outside of the front door and called the police...

Well, kind of. I thought of that but I've also been a big fan of The Beatles for as long as I can remember and you can't deny that some of their later music was psychedelic and otherworldly, especially when they got into that weird phase of music inspired by Indian culture.

I have a question:Why did this particular Sesame Street sketch freak me out so much as a child? I've watched it several times today trying to figure it out but I just can't put my finger on why I found such a completely innocent cartoon so creepy. It's pretty much just a normal cartoon about...

Yes. It was hilarious and awesome to see him reprise his iconic role of Freddy Krueger for The Goldbergs.

Any fellow Goldbergs fans here? I personally think it's one of the funniest sitcoms ever. Beverly Goldberg might be THE funniest mom in television history. The writing is always clever and I love the 1980s setting. To me, there's always been this certain charm to shows set in the past because it...