Transformers Animated: Season Two
Demonstrates that you can modify something for current audiences while respecting the original source material.
Category: TV
A Colbert Christmas
Takes direct aim at the holiday and what it has become over the past five decades or so. It panders to commercialism while at the same time demanding that the “Christ” be put back into Christmas.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: 20th Anniversary Edition
Offers some of the strangest and worst the movies have to offer and makes it, at the very least, watchable if not entertaining.
Lil’ Bush: Resident of the United States: Season Two
This season seems more scathing and timely than the last. That’s exactly how I like my political satire.
Lewis Black’s Root of All Evil – Uncensored
So what is the most evil thing to ever grace the universe? Osama Bin Laden? Adolf Hitler? Wal-mart? Spam “meat”? They all have their bad points but there’s so much[…]
Transformers Animated: Season One
Although there are many familiar elements, the overall look and feel of Transformers Animated is very different from the original show. It’s not all a bad thing just as long as I remember that I’m no longer the target audience.
John Oliver: Terrifying Times
What Oliver has to say might not be the most comforting, but rather than stating the potentially inevitable as a doomsday scenario, he makes it funny, enlightening and educational.
Gossip Girl: The Complete First Season
Hopefully some of that edge returns as the show moves forward and Gossip Girl can return to its bad but addictive ways.
The Muppet Show: Season Three
Jim Henson and his Muppet collective showed that imagination and passion can bring anything to life – even a puppet with fancy ping pong balls for eyes.
Drawn Together: Season Three
It’s got plenty of “I can’t believe I just saw that” moments, but shock value only goes so far. Or maybe I’m just lame because I don’t laugh every time I hear a cartoon character swear or when they talk about shoving things up and down all parts of their bodies.
