Do you think that Miles' dad dying won't be the canon event for his universe?

A canon event just has to be an impactful moment in a Spider-Man's life and can theoretically be anything. It doesn't have to be someone dying.

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u/p-Star_07 — 6 hours ago

How would you feel if the Professor married Ms. Keane?

I think they would make a cute couple if the Professor got over his cat phobia.

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u/p-Star_07 — 4 days ago

[general] I think the most accurate movie adapation we have gotten of Percy Jackson is Shazam 2: Furry of Gods.

I thought the tone of that movie felt like Percy Jackson to me.

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u/p-Star_07 — 8 days ago

People make way too much of the channel the show is being broadcast on.

Reportably, the same exact writers and artists from the TBS era are writing the recent episodes. https://www.animationmagazine.net/2026/02/american-dad-co-creator-and-showrunner-matt-weitzman-talks-candidly-about-the-popular-toons-return-to-fox/

Litterally the only differences are the new intro, a new logo on the side of the screen, slightly less cursing because you can curse more on cable, They had to lay off some of the writers and the credits are smaller.

The show never stopped being made at Fox. It's always been written and animated at 20th Century FOX Animation ( Now Known as 20th Television after Disney bought them).

What happened was after the original FOX era was FOX was going to cancel the show. As a result most of the old writers and artist left and had to get new jobs.

Then, when FOX changed their minds, and TBS wanted the episodes They had to hire new writers and artitsts.

There is the source that proves that.

https://www.mensjournal.com/entertainment/american-dad-co-creator-talks-importance-of-perseverance-after-shows-two-cancelations-exclusive

This time around the same production crew from the TBS era never left.

TBS had nothing to do with the show. The epsiodes were made at 20th Animation and TBS had the rights to air the epsiodes.

This is like how Disney Channel never made Miraculous Ladybug , but they paid the Zagtoon for the rights to air Ladybug and Zagtoon made the episodes themselves in France.

TBS never made American dad was made at 20th Animation, but TBS bought the rights from FOX to air it.

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u/p-Star_07 — 11 days ago

Did any of you go on a Sunday Stroll today?

Sunday strolls are fun. I didn't go on one, but I wonder if any of you guys did. Exercise is very important and can help you live longer.

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u/p-Star_07 — 14 days ago

How self aware do you think Spongebob is?

One of his main character traits is that he wants everyone to have a good time, but he has a lot of trouble reading the room. I think he likes to see the good in everyone. But he is unaware that he is sometimes annoying. He seems to be at least somewhat self-aware. He did a perfect impression of his friends and acquaintances except for Mrs.Puff in GONE. What degree of self-awareness do you think he has?

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u/p-Star_07 — 24 days ago

How can I get the scroll up and down and the zoom in and zoom out feature on my time line?

I am so used to doing this stuff on Premiere.

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u/p-Star_07 — 25 days ago

I have a question about portable vocal booths. What if I need to yell at the top of my lungs.

I am worried about the mic popping.

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u/p-Star_07 — 28 days ago

I wish we got a sequel to the Teen Titans GO episode "Best Robin." It is one of the best episodes in my opinion.

u/p-Star_07 — 28 days ago

What Little Rascals episode had the line "Kiss me you bumb."?

I thought it was hilarious but I don't remember which short it came from.

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u/p-Star_07 — 29 days ago
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What are examples you can think of where movies picked background music and decided to use the funniest possible song?

I am curious what this thread would come up with. I'm sure a lot of movie composers and directors have a good sense of humor. There are probably a bunch of movies I have never seen that have flawless background music over certain scenes. Sometimes it's funny when they put really dramatic music over something silly or really silly music over something that would otherwise be serious.

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u/p-Star_07 — 1 month ago
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Does anyone else have a head cannon that Kasumi is actually very sarcastic, but she keeps her sacrastic thoughts in her head, because she is just really polite?

I think it's funny to imagine her that way.

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u/p-Star_07 — 1 month ago