Christ returns in the Family Guy Christmas episode "The 2000-Year-Old Virgin." Peter Griffin (Seth MacFarlane) runs into Jesus (Alec Sulkin) at the mall and offers to throw him a birthday party. He asks him about his taste in women but Jesus reveals he's a virgin! "In high school, my best friend was this hot prostitute ... [Read More]

The Simpsons Christmas episode "I Won't Be Home for Christmas" ended with a peculiar preview for the following episode "The Man Who Came to Be Dinner," in which the Simpson family is abducted by aliens Kang and Kodos. Even Homer commented, "What the!? This is isn't Halloween." The aliens take them to their home planet Rigel ... [Read More]

The Simpsons couch gag for the Christmas episode "I Won't Be Home for Christmas" features the "obligatory Frozen reference." It stars the Simpson family as Frozen characters. Elsa (Lisa) creates an ice castle to stop her brother Kristoff (Bart) from throwing snowballs at her. Homer is literally disgusted with himself. He's ... [Read More]

It's a Christmas miracle! Fox's Animation Domination, temporarily re-branded as Sunday Funday, is airing all cartoon Christmas specials with the exception of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, which stars Andy Samberg who is basically a cartoon character. Even the black sheep of the family, American Dad, is celebrating the season with their ... [Read More]

A Powerpuff Girls reboot will air in 2016 on Cartoon Network but Animation Domination High-Def has re-imagined these delicate flowers as the characters on HBO's Girls. Professor Utonium creates the twenty-somethings by mixing together sugar, spice and everything nice, then accidentally spilling in narcissism instead ... [Read More]

Guardians of the Galaxy plot holes get filled in a new parody by How It Should Have Ended. The 6-minute long video addresses everything from the improbable dance off scene to Yondu whistling armed guards to death without any of them taking the shot. Unfortunately, there's no mention of how the Walkman batteries are still ... [Read More]

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver went out with bang in its season finale. The host built his own version of a salmon cannon, which helps the fish get past dams so that they can spawn upriver. This cannon fired fish at various celebrities starting with his old boss Jon Stewart in the middle of filming the Daily Show. ... [Read More]