Oh god, you are right. :lolol

It's all cutaways and politcal jokes now.

Family Guy pretty much became the exact same thing South Park made fun of in that genius two parter with cartman.

Who knows, he might end up pulling a South Park. Kill off a character, bring them back, and end up taking a gigantic leap in quality (I can't watch a single episode of SP that's before "Kenny Dies" because it's near unbearable).

Granted, I've despised Family Guy ever since Brian went from the straight man to Seth's personal soap box, so I've thought the series has been utter shit since, like, season 4...So if it does go off the air, then it's no real loss.

I'm only a casual Adventure Time fan (my girlfriend loves it so from time to time I'll sit and watch it with her), but last night I caught "Too Old".

Lemongrab has always been weird, but what the hell did I just watch :lol

Just caught my first episode of Tenkai Knights and it's really good. It's like Digimon Frontier and Medabots had a Baby on some LEGOs. The characters are good, the story is solid. Bravenwolf is definately my favorite. Then so is Rogue.
Can't wait to learn more!

I saw a bit of that. It was good but I don't see myself buying the toyline or watching the show again anytime soon.

Still depressed over the new 2012 TMNT show. At this point they should just call it the "Dysfunction Junction" because the new Turtles suck! No wonder Slash/Spike wanted to kill them' they're not heroic at all!!

I mean I like the supporting cast a lot, but I feel they use mutation too much just to draw attention away from how unheroic the Turtles are. It seems like all flash and no substance with the Green Team as of yet.

I watched "Along Came a Spider," the 11th episode of the second season of The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. The episode was good, don't get me wrong, and Drake Bell's performance as Spider-Man was decent... but I kept imagining what the lines would have sounded like if they went with Josh Keaton's recordings. And I soon realized that this was because this role was written for Josh Keaton's Spider-Man, not Drake Bell's Spider-Man.

Objectively, Drake Bell delivered a solid performance. What bothers me, though, is the fact that his Spider-Man is better suited for the absolute insanity of Ultimate Spider-Man, featuring the infamous Spider-Toast. Josh Keaton's Spider-Man, on the other hand, was made for the story of The Spectacular Spider-Man, where the humor came from the personalities of the characters.

And yes, I am one of those fanboys crying over The Spectacular Spider-Man.

its JOSH Keaton. :P

Speaking of which, this is proof of how brilliant he is in the role:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX8MOSAkLsI

Goshdarn it, why do I keep getting that wrong?