sdzoo:

Jaguar by San Diego Shooter on Flickr.

patrickcassels:

jeffrubinjeffrubin:

Alan Sepinwall was one the pinoeers of reviewing television shows episode by episode. In his new book The Revolution Was Televised, he analyzes twelve dramas that redefined what you could do on TV - Oz, The Sopranos, Deadwood, The Wire, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Lost, 24, Friday Night Lights, Battlestar Galactica, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad. On this week’s Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show we discuss how he got those twelve, what just missed the list, and if The Wire would have been more popular if it premiered in 2012.

The Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show is available at iTunes, YouTube, and JeffRubinJeffRubinShow.com. 

Alan’s TV reviews appear every day on Hitfix.com.His book is available via iBooks, Kindle, and paperback.

Such a good episode this week. This was a book that needed to be written, and I’m glad Jeff got to talk to the man who up and wrote it. Also, mad props to Buffy for being the earliest show to make the cut. As Giles would say, “Ah, yes, well done.”

cartoonatics:

Thank you for asking <3

seanhowe:

Stan Lee at home.

(via themarvelageofcomics)

eyeonspringfield:

Folks, we’ve been alerted that some scuzzballs are pretending to be us on Instagram. What’s worse is that they are posting screen caps from Season 12.

Let’s give em’ hell! (I recommend throwing a Whitey Whacker): http://instagram.com/eye_on_springfield

docgold13:

Drawing with a knife - woman with black hair

(via spx)

schnarchnasen:

Da würde ich mich einfach gerne dazu legen <3

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(Source: dailyanimals)

cartoonatics:

gaksdesigns:

Above it all 

Seriously, gdfhjbvhdf that’s just fabulous <33333333333 :D

gailsimone:

redcell6:

King Shark

This is how I like to show up at parties.

cartoonatics:

Forgot to upload this here ^^; just a line up of the main CA characters :D