"Fortunately, you won't be marked down for spelling."

"Looking forward to Lost in Space.  I see that there are ten episodes total, we may watch the first one tonight. Based on our typical viewing habits, it may take a couple of months to watch all ten."

"I never paid much attention to Fogerty's solo work beyond what played on the radio. I have several CCR albums in either vinyl, CD or digital form and just started listening to them again after hearing Lodi on the radio. Wrote a Song For…"

"Bayou Country by Creedence Clearwater Revival. I was a big CCR fan during their hey day but haven't listened to them much since so this is a bit of re-discovery."

"We have watched four of the six episodes for the second season, and yes I would say finish it out. The suspense is picking up as the story seems to be heading to a climax that hopefully will resolve the various plot elements that have been laid out…"

"As I've mentioned before, we are watchers not binge-ers (is that even a word?). I believe we are half way through the second season of Frankenstein Chronicles which has been our Friday night main stay. I'll be adding Lost in Space - hoping…"

"Not too long ago I flipped through one of those oversized Mad TPB anthologies while browsing at Barnes and Noble, much as I liked the magazine as a kid, I found absolutely nothing about the book that would compel me to buy it."

"What a terrible situation - to have lived such a long and interesting life and wind up like this. I pray somebody is in a position to intervene on Stan's behalf."

"The series didn't really click until issues numbering in the thirties and forties. Gulacy left with issue #50 followed by a down period with Jim Craig on art.  Things picked up again when Mike Zeck took over the series and continued on…"

"I saw Yellow Submarine at a neighborhood theater sometime in 1969 on a double bill with Help! - having just gotten into The Beatles that was a real treat. I recently watched it on DVD and it has held up rather well. The animators did a great job of…"

"While riding an escalator at the Metropolis Mall one of his flippers got caught and there went Flippa Dippa."

"Seems to me Mad's time has passed.  I wonder if they keep the magazine going for the sake of licensing purposes. "

"The Flash was the best superhero TV show up to that point. It featured decent special effects, some nice set designs and most importantly treated the subject matter seriously."

"That's too bad. I thought the rock songs were spot on with the action in the film. That was the first time in decades that I have heard "Down in the Street" by The Stooges."

"I associate that remark with Julius Schwartz in reference to picking up the numbering of the original Flash series when the Silver Age Flash received his solo title in 1958. Julie and associates thought the higher numbering, implying a long running…"

"Neal Adams tells a story about being approached by National Lampoon to do a super hero parody they had come up with - Dead Man! The Lampoon folks were more than a little surprised to learn that Adams was working for DC on a non-parody character with…"