They're also basically picking up the storylines that would've gone to "Rangers of the New Republic"... but that series got cancelled after Cara Dune decided to be a dumbass

You might misremembering a KidsWB! promo. They had character crossovers in their adverts.

Some folks are just too impatient and demand entire seasons to drop at once instead of release weekly.

EVA?

Can anyone explain why Lois and Jimmy look like Luz and Gus from The Owl House?

If they're pushing for Adult Swim and putting more animation on there, then it means it'll be also staying on HBOMax.

Just make sure he doesn't con your parents into selling the mortgage to their house.

Well I guess this is better than just selling off all your animation to Amazon and other streaming apps.

I was referring to The Birds.

That film celebrated its 60th anniversary yesterday (March 28, 1963)

Presumably they were testing the motor in the back of this monkey suit which made the wings flap.

Back then the network was broke. Now they're being absorbed into Paramount.

No, I'm sadly being serious. The spinoffs are called Trillions and Millions (and there's two others set in London and Miami)

And now they're gonna make a ton of spinoffs (Paramount is hellbent on franchises).

"Trillons" and "Millions" are in the works.

>During the show's five-year run, audiences saw Gomez's character have several male love interests, including werewolf Mason (Gregg Sulkin) and bad boy Dean Moriarty (Daniel Samonas).

>However, according to showrunner Peter Murrieta, things could have potentially turned romantic with another female wizard Stevie Nichols, played by Hayley Kiyoko.

>Speaking on Monday's episode of rewatch podcast "Wizards of Waverly Pod," Murrieta, who served as head writer and executive producer during the first three seasons, was asked by hosts and former "WoWP" stars Jennifer Stone and David DeLuise if there was a storyline he wanted to explore but never got the chance to.

>"Easy, easy, easy," he replied. "I wished we could have played more with what was quite obvious to a lot of us was the relationship between Stevie and Alex."

>DeLuise, who portrayed Russo family patriarch Jerry Russo, asked, "Nowadays that could happen, right?"

>"I mean, they did it. Disney Channel has had characters, and they did it," Murrieta said, referencing the animated series "The Owl House"

At least in dealing with the half where the lunatics now run the asylum.

Most of the reviews say Haversham is the only good thing in this adapt

She wants revenge on men, but apparently they decided it needed to be... kinkier.

Well this version has more shooting and stabbing and all around violent acts (like trying to imitate Peaky Blinders)

Also, Miss Haversham is apparently into BDSM in this version

But with more sex and gratuitous violence added

The Tories took over.

Back when it aired, India lost its shit and threatened MTV for including the character.

MTV factored that into the decision to cancel it, even after Phil Lord and Christopher Miller offered to drop the character in season 2 (or reveal that he was actually a clone of Gary Coleman, not Gandhi)

Well both series were made in Canada.

Which seems ironic... since they got done cancelling most of the shows niched to millennials (which also had too many LGBTs and POC to the new owners' likings)