New Adult Swim series from one of the guys who made Scavengers Reign. It also features Mike Judge as an evil pharmacist. Common Side Effects S01E01 Pilot 1080p MAX WEB-DL H264-playWEB [eztv] Common Side Effects S01E02 Lakeshore Limited 1080p MAX WEB-DL H264-playWEB [eztv]

Four Hotel Adam Sandler movies and this is what they green light. https://archive.md/sDJ6M

Batman should sexually assault both of them in front of each other until they're doing it wearing me and they become his newest sidekick, (I just got here after the original went down and I don't know if it's coming back . So I don't know if I'm breaking any codes or conduct or whatever.)

Little bit of /v/ and a little bit of /co/, either way the dead horse is burning. So take your bets on when the final death blow is dealt. Because the dream is long dead Update: 6 feet under. https://archive.md/VVWdS

Are there any good big two comics these days?

Welp guy's, cuckchannel's dead, at least for now. Might aswell try to see if anyone from the alfabusa threads is here now. I wanna fuck Grimaline Smith from North Norfolk.

It's entertaining as the joke that it is. But the comic has some things going for it.

Tired of derailing another thread I create my own to discuss this show. It exists. We gonna watch this shit and you will like it anon, or I will yell at you.

Ever heard of Faktor 4?

I'll be honest, I was pleasantly surprised.

Ive been reading recently Patriotika and Valkyrie Saviours by Ron Z. And they were helluva fun. So I've been wondering if there are still good comics out there? with beautiful characters, good designs, great art and that they don't try to push SJW bullshit? Or at least fun stuff like before.

So is this where /co/ is migrating or is it gonna be pluscuckchannel /co/?

It's time for a Frank thread. It was cool to seen Bernthal in action again in the Born Again finale, but the way they handled the ending of it was pretty retarded. I can understand needing to put him out of commission for the martial law plot with Daredevil being the one to lead the resistance against Kingpin, but then you just have him immediately escape as a post credits scene? Now there was just no point in having him be captured to begin with.

What terrible comics/cartoons do you think aspiring creators should draw practical lessons from?

In 2021 and 2022 DC thought it would be a good idea to let fans decide what comic pitch from a list of 16 would get published through a tournament bracket (not an actual round robin tournament.) The results were about what you'd expect. Fans of the C-list characters in the bracket were upset that all the pitches weren't on the same level when it came to character's popularity because only a retard would think Lobo and Animal Man had any chance against a team book of all the Robins. Then there was also controversy around all the books starring gay characters or brown characters getting absolutely demolished, so people started cheating to try and make those books win. I think that is ultimately what killed this idea, DC had to purge cheated votes on minority books and everyone was upset. They only did this two times, and out of the 32 comic pitches 3 got made. Robins (2021 winner), Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow (2022 winner), and Blue Beetle: Graduation Day (it got made so there could be a Blue Beetle comic on shelves with the movie.) I thought it would be fun to look back at these tournaments, and the comics that came out of them. Because despite me thinking it was a dumb idea DC handled poorly, I did enjoy the anger and resentment it fueled in the DC fanbase. Did you pay attention to the DC Round Robin in 2021 or 2022? Do you remember what you voted for?

https://archive.fo/n5ehz >American Dad! is coming home. According to sources, the comedy, created by Seth MacFarlane, Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman, would air on Fox starting with its upcoming 20th season, marking the second MacFarlane animated series to return to the network following a break after Family Guy did it two decades ago. >The move of American Dad!, which has been airing on TBS since 2014, had been in the works for months, allowing the 20th Television Animation-made series to remain in production, I hear. Like on TBS, where American Dad! is coming off a string of two-year renewals, the pickup by Fox now being finalized is expected to be for multiple seasons. >American Dad!‘s migration to Fox was fueled by the $1.5B deal extension Fox Entertainment and Hulu closed in November that keeps the broadcast network’s shows on the Disney streaming platform in-season. As Deadline reported at the time, the new pact means that Fox’s long-running animated series The Simpsons, Family Guy and Bob’s Burgers all produced by Hulu sibling 20th TV Animation likely will remain on the network. The trio would now be joined by American Dad! >American Dad!’s TBS run will come to an end with the upcoming Season 19 finale on March 24. The network and Warner Bros. Discovery sibling Adult Swim will continue to carry the series’ past episodes through 2030 as the exclusive linear home of the American Dad! library which currently is also available on WBD’s TruTV >The upcoming American Dad! finale officially closes a chapter for TBS as it is the network’s last remaining scripted original. The process kicked off after the Warner Bros.-Discovery merger which was completed a couple of months after American Dad!’s most recent two-season renewal.