Monthly Archives: August 2023

New Futurama episode I Know What You Did Next Xmas was such a heartwarming sign-off for Coolio. I makes me cry to see him come back as Kwanzaabot and perform a rap song promoting cultural tolerance. He even wanted to … Continue reading →

So eerie that you two legendary Batman: The Animated Series actors died less than a year apart.[1][2] It so cool that Conroy, who was very loyal to the cartoon versions of Batman even it wasn’t Batman: The Animated Series. could … Continue reading →

The Price Is Right gave me good entertainment on sick days and school breaks as a boy. Fun to learn you were also not only one-eight Sioux, but also grew up on South Dakota’s Rosebud Reservation.[1] For many 1990s kids … Continue reading →

The last time the television world saw Frasier as Boston resident, and not just a visitor, was on the Cheers series finale, which was an unforgettable 1993 classic. It’s interesting that Frasier will be a Boston resident again for the … Continue reading →

In addition to your legendary wrestling which saw you become a pioneer of hardcore wrestling, it was also cool that you were the anti-Andre the Giant during your epic 1989 feud with the Nature Boy Ric Flair. Though Andre remained … Continue reading →

I doubt any criticism people like Jesse Jackson and some other progressive elitists who Trump won the favor of will indeed follow the “saying one thing and thing and doing another” strategy from the 100th South Park episode.[1] Jackson’s history … Continue reading →

Unlike even main Anarchy In The UK songwriters John Lydon[1] and Glen Matlock[2], Jaime Reid, the Sex Pistols album cover designer, who even designed the face-covering God Save The Queen album cover, was an actual anarchist.[3] However, unlike fellow recently … Continue reading →

It is tragic that you would not only at just the age of 64, but also before King of the Hill’s official revival. You gave Dale Gribble the paranoid, conspiracy theory nut life which made us love him.

Unfortunately for some foolish imbeciles, Thao’s state sentence is not to be served separately from his federal sentence. Both sentences must be served concurrently,[1] meaning that he will at best serve 57 months. South Park’s Pandemic Special has failed on … Continue reading →

That’s what I’ll refer to Paul Ruebens as. The source below is not an advertisement, but merely something I cited as a Pee Wee Herman tribute.[1] It was very fortunate that during Frank Underwood reign over Netflix, Pee Wee Herman … Continue reading →