A. R. Henry

It's the funniest thing on Cartoon Network, but I notice that out of 240 episodes, they only play 60 or so of the same ones over and over again. I know it's shown several times a day, but even with that, they should start from Episode 1, and go in order to the last one. I see they do that with some if not all of their other shows. Gumball is written above the average age group its aiming at, it's so well written and the crazy goings on are always funny. I'll be nice to see a new season.

Outside of Dark Shadows, (1966-1971) this is the only soap opera I'll watch. I love all the characters, they were well picked. I hope it has a few more seasons in it.

This is one of the best shows on Adult Swim, I hope it gets a couple more seasons.

One of the funniest comedies of the 1950's plus, and it's so much fun to see the way people dressed and acted, and the cars! Not to mention the architecture and furnishings.

It's a fun show, the characters are likable, and I enjoy seeing the '60's in all its glory, as well as the cars.

I watched this on Mystery Science Theater 3000, it's not bad for what it is. I'd like to find a straight copy of it soon. The pride of Huntington, West Virginia.

I saw this three times, it's one of her best pre "I Love Lucy" roles. Well worth seeing.

I didn't find this movie funny, but as it went on, it got better, and ended on an up note. If I ever met the character Barry in a record store, he'd have to leave town. First I thought Laura was a problem, she turned out to be anything but. The movie is well worth watching, well filmed, and excellent cast, including Jack Black.

It looks like it's going to be a good show, even from just seeing two episodes. The background art and the architecture is just as fascinating as that of Bob's Burgers, just less of it, since it's in Alaska. There is no screeching hysteria in it like the other show, but that's no loss. Give this the chance it deserves.