Review: Your Dungeon, My Dragon “The Book of Face”
This week’s episode of “Your Dungeon, My Dragon” features two plot lines that I suck at…organizing parties and going to
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Bongo Comics Review: Bart Simpson #65
Lisa leads Bart, Milhouse, Martin, Ralph, and Dolph through the perilous fantasy role-playing game Vikings & Vampires. Then, after being
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Bongo Comics Review: Simpsons #184
Lisa attempts to get passes to the Karma-Con being held in Springfield, but it seems the harder she tries to
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Review: Squidbillies “Trucked Up 2”
Glenn’s existence continues despite a universe that doesn’t need him. Glenn’s on his way to a “Waste Removal Meeting”. Turns out he has a 27 pronged approach(OK 26) to dealing with the burgeoning surplus of toxic waste.
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Review: Your Dungeon, My Dragon “Pilot”
Are you guys missing out on Code Monkeys? Well, so am I…but thankfully Adam de La Pena is back with
Continue readingReview: Allen Gregory “Interracial McAdams”
Episode Synopsis: An illness forces Joel to stay home, but his popularity is in jeopardy when Allen presumes to take his place in the social pecking order at school. Meanwhile, Richard makes his presence felt at his father’s company.
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Review: Crash Canyon “Hex Marks the Spot”
This hit the spot.
Continue readingReview: American Dad “Virtual In-Stanity”
Episode Synopsis: Feeling guilty because he has failed to bond with Steve, Stan makes a gorgeous virtual girlfriend (voice of Sarah Michelle Gellar) for his teen son. Meanwhile, Roger starts a limo service, and he seeks revenge when some riders cheat him.
Continue readingReview: Family Guy “Thanksgiving”
Episode Synopsis: Lois cooks a big Thanksgiving meal and invites everyone over for dinner. Meanwhile, Joe is shocked when his MIA son (voice of Scott Grimes) returns from Iraq.
Continue readingReview: The Simpsons “The Book Job”
Episode Synopsis: Homer decides to cash in on the “tween lit” craze and forms a team to group write a novel. He enlists fantasy novelist Neil Gaiman (providing his own voice) for the effort, but then must navigate treacherous industry shoals at the Springfield Book Fair.
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