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Geeni I thought killing an animal was a crime? At least in some states. If it's by accident, though, I think it's okay. Deliberately, yes, it's a crime. I alternated between loving Brian suffering for his general assiness and feeling sorry for him in tonight's episode, but ultimately was back to disliking him with his hypocritical moment right at the end of the episode. Even Peter and Lois wanted to eat Brian? Wow. Both...

I don't know what it is but my heart fills with joy when Gonzo and the chickens tilt their heads back and forth during the "Cuz' I'm easy come, easy go/Little high, little low" part! This post has been edited by Limbonaut : Today @ 3:51 pm.

Actually, the Fox series did a two-part version of "Age of Apocalypse" back in the day. What I don't get is that if Xavier is, say, twenty years in the future, why does Cyclops still look relatively young? I don't question him selling out . . . he is a bit of a douche.

As I recall, we learn during the big reveal that Xanatos had known for some time, possibly even before the show started. So given Greg Weissman's confirmation that Owen first introduced Xanatos and Demona, it's easy to fanwank that he shared that tidbit at some point.

I don't doubt it a bit. I disagree, especially since Zaraki is not fighting in Fake Karakura Town.

It's an afterlife populated mostly by feral souls who prey on each other, like a habitat full of wild animals, with the strongest souls evolving to near-human sentience and superpowers. Sounds kinda like eternal torment to me! look at Nel and her entourage, for instance. I thought they were kidnapped and held there the way Orihime was. Bleach's concept of the afterlife strikes me as what most non-religious people in Japan...

Cheese E. Charlie's! I wonder who pulled that out of the recesses of their memory. I loved this episode. It's kind of freaking me out - I was so sure this show was going to be terrible, but I'm really enjoying it. I love Cleveland Junior's way of speaking - he's slow and his voice is really high-pitched, but he also can speak really eloquently. I'm not sure why I find it so hilarious, but I do. I still...

Was this the first time Cheese E. Charlie's has been used since Family Guy's pilot? Talk about from out of the moth balls.

Tim and Arianna roaring -- like, literally roaring -- while having sex? So funny. Yet so weird. I thought that scene was made better by two things: 1) Not only did they have sex, complete with bear roars, it was on the steps of the Jefferson Memorial 2) I did not know until just now that Arianna was voiced by Arianna Huffington. I knew that voice seemed familiar. That was great.

99% of the people in Japan are nominally Buddhist/Shinto. They are completely intertwined in a rather singular fashion but since Shinto doesn't concern itself with concepts of afterlives and the condition of souls, ceremonies such as weddings and funerals are Buddhist. Or secular. The majority of the people in the world are in fact NON-Christian.