3eanuts:

April 19, 1963 — see The Complete Peanuts 1963-1966

brainkipple:

geekmythology:

What do the Avengers do on their days off?

Damn straight Agent Coulson doesn’t take a day off, cause he’s a fucking badass. 

Sorry I can’t make it to your party, dinner, or event because I want to watch previously recorded television.

Via someecards

enaigiiu:

danharmon:

Kids:

A few hours ago, I landed in Los Angeles, turned on my phone, and confirmed what you already know. Sony Pictures Television is replacing me as showrunner on Community, with two seasoned fellows that I’m sure are quite nice - actually, I have it on good authority they’re quite nice, because…

:(

doctorwho:

Doctor Who’s on First

doctorwho:

neil-gaiman:

Insert one of those wistful “how I would love to write this scene” icons here. 

wilwheaton:

bbcamerica:

Karen Gillan wants to be on Inspector Spacetime

We dropped by the Doctor Who studio in Cardiff just before The Ponds wrapped on their final episodes to talk with Karen Gillan about Community’s (NBC) Doctor Who-spoof “Inspector Spacetime”. It turns out she’s a huge fan of both the sitcom and the show within the sitcom. #AmyMeetsAbed

In an entirely unrelated story, I am legally changing my name to Inspector Spacetime.

…your move, Karen Gillan.

entertainmentweekly:

dapsoffice:

This.

“LET ME BE YOUR RAAAAAAARRRR”

neil-gaiman:

I’m a graduate student earning my master’s in library science, and everyone asks me, “Why are you doing that? Libraries are going extinct because of e-readers!” Obviously, I don’t agree, but I’m curious - what’s your opinion on libraries today and in the future, and do you own…

brainkipple:

Lemony Snicket, my 2 am person is no longer with us. It’s an on going battle to figure out who should be promoted to 2am person, but I’m glad you feel the same way too. 

neil-gaiman:

When I was in my teens and early twenties, with dreams of being a writer, Harlan Ellison’s essays on writing taught me more than anything else did. Truth.

Many of those essays, along with the core short stories that made Harlan famous (or infamous) are in HARLAN 101: Discovering Ellison.

I wrote the introduction. The 406 page book’s a bit pricy but it’s a really good place to go if you intend to write.

HARLAN 101: ENCOUNTERING ELLISON 

Designed as both an introduction to Harlan Ellison’s vast body of work and as a manual for would-be writers, Harlan 101 collects the best of the author’s short fiction, seven essays on the craft of writing, and a collection of rarely seen oddities from Ellison’s extensive archives.

i have an odd love of harlan ellison. i cannot explain it.