Breaking Bad
When it comes to television, nothing good can last forever, unless you’re “General Hospital” or “The Simpsons.” Even then, you’re pushing it after more than two decades of work. With “30 Rock” and “Fringe” already in the can after short-lived final seasons, it's time to focus on the rest of the notable departures from TV we will have to endure in 2013. Let's hope they go out with a bang. The Office (May 16) A pioneer in successful laugh-track free mockumentaries to air in America will soon be off the air. NBC’s golden goose ever since shows like ...
The concept of watching a TV show when it actually airs is as archaic as watching TV on a TV, so if you’re making your own viewing rules, might as well cram as much quality programming into your eye holes as possible. Here are the 10 shows you owe it to yourself to power-watch. 10. ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT Yes, there are new episodes coming to Netflix – but the “temper your expectations” tour has begun in earnest leading up to the premiere, which indicates the gang’s return might not be as satisfying as fans had hoped. So why not get a jump on what will be known as the “good” ...
If you're old enough to remember the magnet hair and beard game Wooly Willy, you remember making all sorts of crazy looking Willys. Now you can do the same with America's favorite meth cook. Make Walter White look like a Pirate! Give him a goatee! Add his trademark hat! If this were real, I'd play with it for hours. Via Imgur ...
Everyone knows the Big Dipper, Orion and all the other classic constellations, but recent NASA studies have revealed a new group of patterns emerging in the sky. Maybe it's us, but these don't seem to be nearly as iconic as the originals. ...
Artist Kirk Demarais has been using colored pencils to create portraits based on fictitious television and film families. His current collection is making the rounds on the Internet. Here are some of his favorites, but you can see the entire series on his website. The Bluths of "Arrested Development" ...
It seems you can’t go anywhere without seeing Bill Watterson's Calvin character stuck to the back of a vehicle peeing on something (the Chevy logo, a Green Bay Packers helmet, etc.). Likewise, it’s just about as difficult to browse the Internet and not come across a pop-culture-duo parody cartoon of the little rascal and his imaginary tiger pal, Hobbes. Here are 33 of the best "Calvin and Hobbes" mashups out there, including a brand new Mandatory original on the next slide. Jesse Pinkman and Walter White from "Breaking Bad" ...
