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With shows like Ted Lasso and Scrubs under his belt, Bill Lawrence has quite the legacy going.

While I'm not always behind random TV reboots, this is one I cannot wait for.

Beavis and Butt-Head wasn't the only great cartoon on MTV. There were several others that made the network the alternative channel that it was.

Phil Lord and Chris Miller have a long history in animation, and while they are now best known for films like Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs and The LEGO Movie, it was with the cult television series Clone High that they got their start.

While online streaming is still a ways away from completely replacing traditional television viewing, it is ubiquitous enough at this point to make "Why isn't this show on Netflix yet?" a fairly common inquiry. As such, here are ten completed series that Netflix needs to add to its stocked library posthaste, so that we may forget things like Hemlock Grove exist.

Ever since 22 Jump Street managed to trounce How To Train Your Dragon 2 in theaters this past weekend, I have been racking my brain thinking about the directions I would love to see Lord and Miller go. Considering their sensibilities, style, taste and even a few quotes from the past, I’ve come up with five different future feature projects that the directing duo would be perfect for.

Last weekend I took a drive down to LEGOLand in Carlsbad, CA where Warner Bros. was holding a press event for the new movie and where I had the great opportunity to sit down with the two directors one-on-one to talk about both their new movie and both where they’ve come from and where they’ve been. What did I learn in our conversation?