How it works
The catalogue is filled broadly first, so judgment works on a complete board, never a blank page. Every comic, special, and bit is logged with a source.
Bits that matter but are thinly documented are kept and flagged, not dropped — a record that quietly omits the hard-to-source cases isn't a complete record.
The lists are ordered by hand. A bit lands in a tier first, then takes a fine position by head-to-head comparison against the bits already in that tier.
Scale is a 0–10 guide, not a precise grade.
An advisory scorecard informs the eye but never decides the order. Five axes get weighed, then set aside for judgment:
The score is a point of view, not a measurement. This is one editor's canon, argued and owned — not a weighted vote of hundreds of critics, the way the big magazine and institute lists are built. That makes it openly subjective, and the trade is transparency: the reasoning is shown, and everything stays re-rankable as the canon grows.
The numbers you see now are provisional, flagged as illustrative until the real verdicts land.
Nothing is hosted on this site. Every clip, link, and credit is checked before it ships; a dead or re-uploaded link is worse than an honest "coming soon." This is the protocol, run on every entry.
Candidates are found by research, then each is checked individually. A summary is an intention; only a passing check ships.
Priority order: the comic's own channel (or estate's), then the special's network or label (Netflix Is A Joke, HBO, Comedy Central, Just For Laughs, Team Coco, etc.). Where no official upload exists, we embed a long-standing public upload — one the rights holders have had years to take down and have left up — because a missing canonical bit is worse than a non-official source. Reaction videos, short cutdowns of bits we can ship in full, and recent re-rips are dropped.
Every website and channel link must resolve before it ships. Dead links are dropped and shown as a coming soon badge rather than guessed at.
Nothing is hosted on this site — every clip plays from YouTube or Spotify, every image is hot-linked to its source. If a rights holder asks for any clip, photo, or page to come down, it comes down promptly, no questions asked.
Images identify each work and point you to it, sized for recognition and always credited. Comic photographs come from Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA); special and album posters come from TMDB. Clips embed from YouTube and Spotify — official channels where they exist; otherwise long-standing public uploads. Credit lines run in the footer of every page.
Spotted a mistake, a mis-credit, or something you want removed? It will be fixed or taken down promptly, no questions asked. Get in touch. All rights remain with their owners, and everything here links back to the official source.