"...Whoopi would have made it work."halfmanhalfarmchair

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

"...Whoopi would have made it work."

Simpsons TV Show. The /r/TheSimpsons subreddit is fan base of redditors who love The Simpsons. The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, society and television.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

My 5x5 for April. Thoughts/recs/assumptions?

A Reddit community for all things Last.fm and scrobbling! Discuss the latest features, discover cool Last.fm tools and utilities, share your taste, celebrate scrobble milestones and more.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

🎵 Buh-buh-buh-buh! Oh the sunshine's bright on my old Kentucky home. Buh-buh-buh-buh...trust me, it'll be funny when I'm an old man.

Simpsons TV Show. The /r/TheSimpsons subreddit is fan base of redditors who love The Simpsons. The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, society and television.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

"Everybody wants somethin' for nothin'!" "I'm old, gimme gimme gimme!"

Simpsons TV Show. The /r/TheSimpsons subreddit is fan base of redditors who love The Simpsons. The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, society and television.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

"Oh, no! Aliens, bio-duplication, nude conspiracies! Oh my god, Lyndon LaRouche was right!"

Simpsons TV Show. The /r/TheSimpsons subreddit is fan base of redditors who love The Simpsons. The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, society and television.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

Silver Surfer: The Animated Series (1998)

Welcome to r/forgottentv, the ultimate destination for all things related to forgotten TV shows. Tell us about the shows YOU remember and want to discuss. Whether they were critically acclaimed gems or cringe-worthy disasters, this sub is dedicated to exploring and discussing those hidden treasures that have slipped through the cracks of mainstream recognition. Let's gather here to celebrate forgotten TV shows! Note: This is NOT r/TipOfMyTongue

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

"Just take it! Takeittakeittakeittakeittakeittakeit...TAKE IT!"

Simpsons TV Show. The /r/TheSimpsons subreddit is fan base of redditors who love The Simpsons. The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, society and television.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

Since Disney owns both IPs, this crossover might still be a possibility...

A subreddit for fans of Mike Judge's 1997 animated series "King Of The Hill"

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

"We're realistic."

Simpsons TV Show. The /r/TheSimpsons subreddit is fan base of redditors who love The Simpsons. The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, society and television.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

We all know which is the superior Harry Potter fanfic...

From Hitler’s love of young adult fiction to Saddam Hussein's shameful romance novels, this podcast sheds new, weird light on history's monsters. The host, Robert Evans, is a journalist at Bellingcat, a former editor at Cracked.com and author of the books 'A Brief History of Vice' and 'After the Revolution'. BtB is one of the shows within the 'Cool Zone Media' podcast network. You can contact the Cool Zone Media team with tips and suggestions at coolzonemedia.com/contact/

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

I would have preferred the sadboi stoner career trajectory for Aaron Lewis instead of what we have now.

Todd in the Shadow's dedicated subreddit! Watch Todd's One Hit Wonderland, where he takes a look at the full careers of bands and artists known for only one song, or watch Todd's Pop Song Reviews, where he takes one current smash hit song and take it apart, break it down line by line, see what parts work and what doesn't, and analyze where it fits within both current trends and the artists' body of work.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

Clerks (1995 TV Pilot)

Welcome to r/forgottentv, the ultimate destination for all things related to forgotten TV shows. Tell us about the shows YOU remember and want to discuss. Whether they were critically acclaimed gems or cringe-worthy disasters, this sub is dedicated to exploring and discussing those hidden treasures that have slipped through the cracks of mainstream recognition. Let's gather here to celebrate forgotten TV shows! Note: This is NOT r/TipOfMyTongue

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

OHW Suggestion: "The Humpty Dance" by Digital Underground

Todd in the Shadow's dedicated subreddit! Watch Todd's One Hit Wonderland, where he takes a look at the full careers of bands and artists known for only one song, or watch Todd's Pop Song Reviews, where he takes one current smash hit song and take it apart, break it down line by line, see what parts work and what doesn't, and analyze where it fits within both current trends and the artists' body of work.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

Best Fictional Artists/Bands from TV, Movies, et cetera

Todd in the Shadow's dedicated subreddit! Watch Todd's One Hit Wonderland, where he takes a look at the full careers of bands and artists known for only one song, or watch Todd's Pop Song Reviews, where he takes one current smash hit song and take it apart, break it down line by line, see what parts work and what doesn't, and analyze where it fits within both current trends and the artists' body of work.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

Houdini (2014 miniseries)

Welcome to r/forgottentv, the ultimate destination for all things related to forgotten TV shows. Tell us about the shows YOU remember and want to discuss. Whether they were critically acclaimed gems or cringe-worthy disasters, this sub is dedicated to exploring and discussing those hidden treasures that have slipped through the cracks of mainstream recognition. Let's gather here to celebrate forgotten TV shows! Note: This is NOT r/TipOfMyTongue

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

Would Tulsi Gabbard count as a bastard since she's part of the Trump Administration now?

From Hitler’s love of young adult fiction to Saddam Hussein's shameful romance novels, this podcast sheds new, weird light on history's monsters. The host, Robert Evans, is a journalist at Bellingcat, a former editor at Cracked.com and author of the books 'A Brief History of Vice' and 'After the Revolution'. BtB is one of the shows within the 'Cool Zone Media' podcast network. You can contact the Cool Zone Media team with tips and suggestions at coolzonemedia.com/contact/

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

What is everybody's opinion on Stone Temple Pilots?

Todd in the Shadow's dedicated subreddit! Watch Todd's One Hit Wonderland, where he takes a look at the full careers of bands and artists known for only one song, or watch Todd's Pop Song Reviews, where he takes one current smash hit song and take it apart, break it down line by line, see what parts work and what doesn't, and analyze where it fits within both current trends and the artists' body of work.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

While everyone else says that "Iron Man" was Robert Downey Jr.'s comeback film, I'd argue that "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" was his true comeback role. Plus, Shane Black is a great screenwriter

A subreddit for movie reviews and discussions

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

Not gonna lie, "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story" kind of ruined musical biopics for me (but in the best way possible).

Todd in the Shadow's dedicated subreddit! Watch Todd's One Hit Wonderland, where he takes a look at the full careers of bands and artists known for only one song, or watch Todd's Pop Song Reviews, where he takes one current smash hit song and take it apart, break it down line by line, see what parts work and what doesn't, and analyze where it fits within both current trends and the artists' body of work.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

When I seriously got into film during high school, "(500) Days of Summer" was one of the films I watched repeatedly. How does it hold up 16 years later?

A subreddit for movie reviews and discussions

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

I always thought "Broken Flowers" had Bill Murray's second best dramatic performance (after "Lost in Translation," of course). Plus, "Broken Flowers" was my introduction to Jim Jarmusch.

A subreddit for movie reviews and discussions

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

My extra spoopy 5x5 for October. Thoughts/recs/assumptions?

A Reddit community for all things Last.fm and scrobbling! Discuss the latest features, discover cool Last.fm tools and utilities, share your taste, celebrate scrobble milestones and more.

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

What is everybody's opinion on "The Blair Witch Project"? Is it a modern-day horror classic? Is it overrated? Is it in between? How does it hold up today?

A subreddit for movie reviews and discussions

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

Re-watching "Howl's Moving Castle" in theaters last week made me realize something: the food in Studio Ghibli movies had no business being this appealing.

For Fans of Cartoons! We welcome all forms of professionally animated television shows and movies. Amateur shows, cartoon strips, live action, and self promotion should not be posted here. Please read over our rules before submitting. Welcome!

halfmanhalfarmchair

1 min ago

"Ed Wood" has always been an oddly inspiring movie about filmmaking, even though its titular subject is very inept at it. This is my pick for Tim Burton's best film.

A subreddit for movie reviews and discussions

&quot;...Whoopi would have made it work.&quot;

My 5x5 for April. Thoughts/recs/assumptions?

🎵 Buh-buh-buh-buh! Oh the sunshine&#39;s bright on my old Kentucky home. Buh-buh-buh-buh...trust me, it&#39;ll be funny when I&#39;m an old man.

&quot;Everybody wants somethin&#39; for nothin&#39;!&quot; &quot;I&#39;m old, gimme gimme gimme!&quot;

&quot;Oh, no! Aliens, bio-duplication, nude conspiracies! Oh my god, Lyndon LaRouche was right!&quot;

Silver Surfer: The Animated Series (1998)

&quot;Just take it! Takeittakeittakeittakeittakeittakeit...TAKE IT!&quot;

Since Disney owns both IPs, this crossover might still be a possibility...

&quot;We&#39;re realistic.&quot;

We all know which is the superior Harry Potter fanfic...

I would have preferred the sadboi stoner career trajectory for Aaron Lewis instead of what we have now.

Clerks (1995 TV Pilot)

OHW Suggestion: &quot;The Humpty Dance&quot; by Digital Underground

Best Fictional Artists/Bands from TV, Movies, et cetera

Houdini (2014 miniseries)

Would Tulsi Gabbard count as a bastard since she&#39;s part of the Trump Administration now?

What is everybody&#39;s opinion on Stone Temple Pilots?

While everyone else says that &quot;Iron Man&quot; was Robert Downey Jr.&#39;s comeback film, I&#39;d argue that &quot;Kiss Kiss Bang Bang&quot; was his true comeback role. Plus, Shane Black is a great screenwriter

Not gonna lie, &quot;Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story&quot; kind of ruined musical biopics for me (but in the best way possible).

When I seriously got into film during high school, &quot;(500) Days of Summer&quot; was one of the films I watched repeatedly. How does it hold up 16 years later?

I always thought &quot;Broken Flowers&quot; had Bill Murray&#39;s second best dramatic performance (after &quot;Lost in Translation,&quot; of course). Plus, &quot;Broken Flowers&quot; was my introduction to Jim Jarmusch.

My extra spoopy 5x5 for October. Thoughts/recs/assumptions?

What is everybody&#39;s opinion on &quot;The Blair Witch Project&quot;? Is it a modern-day horror classic? Is it overrated? Is it in between? How does it hold up today?

Re-watching &quot;Howl&#39;s Moving Castle&quot; in theaters last week made me realize something: the food in Studio Ghibli movies had no business being this appealing.

&quot;Ed Wood&quot; has always been an oddly inspiring movie about filmmaking, even though its titular subject is very inept at it. This is my pick for Tim Burton&#39;s best film.