It says something about the current state of streaming television (especially Disney+) that the most shocking thing about the new episode of DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN is that it has a runtime over 35 minutes.

Big Bird chats with a new friend from a different neighborhood...

"Did you ever have one of those days?"

Grover learns a valuable lesson about counting on The Count, or really anybody...

"That's the whole salad? That's it?" Never change, Grover.

Cab Calloway stops by SESAME STREET in 1981, shortly after his spotlight in THE BLUES BROTHERS (which featured a memorable cameo by Frank Oz)...

Jim Henson and Jerry Nelson sing to you about a bus stop... (SESAME STREET had a number of songs about bus stops, which makes sense as they're intended to get kids acclimated to bus transit, be it to school or around their towns/cities).

I realize now that Ernie is just my brain at night...

One of the many gifts of Richard Donner’s cut of SUPERMAN II is that it gave us more Valerie Perrine… “North, Miss Tessmacher…”

Here's a rabbit thread for you...

For those who haven't seen The Rutles' on the gem-filled RUTLAND WEEKEND TELEVISION...

Forever tailed by the Buick Coyote.

I mean, this prediction from 1985 wasn’t too far off the mark, right? Right?? WE’RE ONLY 3 YEARS AWAY. WE GOT THIS.

Yeah, well, when I was a kid, we used to play games on our phones, too...

NYC friends - Go to this, because I can’t, and I need my jealousy to be personal. (And go subscribe to @connorratliff.bsky.social’s YouTube channel… youtube.com/@crptac)

Yeah, well, when I was a kid, we used to play games on our phones, too...

I think stress and having too many action figures readily accessible may finally be getting to me…

"High-voltage styling..."

Happy Endings with Jell-O...

We'll never be able to re-capture the absolutely bonkers approach to middle-of-the-road variety television in the 70s, which often had some of the most disturbing visuals this side of Argento. Please enjoy Suzanne Somers performing a wicked version of Disney's "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo"...

Organizing and found this bit of Disney employee ephemera...

From a visit to Disneyland in 1991 (Yes, based on the stamps, I must have hunted them down)...

This is what I did as a kid. I kept lists like this. Some memorize baseball players. But not me. This was me... (And yes, kid-me also made a list of Darkwing Duck, Rescue Rangers, & Gummi Bears characters… 🤷‍♂️) Is it any surprise this goofball kid would grow up to do bit.ly/ducktalesbook?

From a visit to Disneyland in 1991 (Yes, based on the stamps, I must have hunted them down)...

Organizing and found this bit of Disney employee ephemera...

Doctor Doom by John Byrne...

Jeez, ONE issue? Maybe "Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut" (part 2) Amazing Spider-man #230 Loved that issue.

What's your #DesertIslandComicBook? Can be a sentimental favorite, just for the art, or story, or the whole package. For me? FANTASTIC FOUR #258. Captivated me as a kid, & I’ve bought it many times on impulse. A unique John Byrne “Day in the Life” of the villain story that doesn’t even have the FF!

Why yes, I would love to have a set of the Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear puppets that legendary voice artist Daws Butler used for public appearances...

Show somebody who absolutely rocks a hat and isn't Indiana Jones.

"Danny, put on your seat belt." "Redrum!" "No - seat belt first, then redrum."

The Bangles' classic “Doom Like An Egyptian”

One of his most absurd misadventures…

I could stare at this Art Adams FANTASTIC FOUR piece for hours...

So much character in this model sheet...

Flipping through FANTASTIC FOUR Annual #5, and look at this absolute banger of a double-page pin-up from Jack Kirby & Joe Sinnott…

That Thing you do...

Everyone looks at Luke’s air kick, but the real joy of this is the graceful air-swimming of Boba Fett in the background. Utterly mesmerizing.

Another "Awful Drawings Of Any Character" request I did a few years back...

I was reminded that I used to do "Awful Drawings Of Any Character" at conventions (folks could request any character that I would then render in crayon on copy paper for $1), and this piece from nearly a decade ago came to mind...

Vintage Disney paycheck envelope. They used to advertise their latest releases to their own employees when they paid them. (Thinking of you with this one, @pauldini.bsky.social)

Has @nickofferman.bsky.social invited Harrison Ford to his workshop to make a bookcase? Or a table? Can this happen? Can I be there when this happens, sweeping up sawdust?

He hungers…

Has @nickofferman.bsky.social invited Harrison Ford to his workshop to make a bookcase? Or a table? Can this happen? Can I be there when this happens, sweeping up sawdust?

One of his most absurd misadventures…

The Bangles' classic “Doom Like An Egyptian”

Vintage Disney paycheck envelope. They used to advertise their latest releases to their own employees when they paid them. (Thinking of you with this one, @pauldini.bsky.social)

I was reminded that I used to do "Awful Drawings Of Any Character" at conventions (folks could request any character that I would then render in crayon on copy paper for $1), and this piece from nearly a decade ago came to mind...

What's your #DesertIslandComicBook? Can be a sentimental favorite, just for the art, or story, or the whole package. For me? FANTASTIC FOUR #258. Captivated me as a kid, & I’ve bought it many times on impulse. A unique John Byrne “Day in the Life” of the villain story that doesn’t even have the FF!

Everyone looks at Luke’s air kick, but the real joy of this is the graceful air-swimming of Boba Fett in the background. Utterly mesmerizing.