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Our official A Date with Yellowjackets Logo!

Popples resemble brightly colored marsupial teddy bears with long tails ending in a pom-pom

Amazing Digital Circus Pomni

Show your love for Kurt and Glee with this fun design or give it to a Gleek as the perfect gift.

Okay, I love Joan Collins but I may have loved Diahann Carroll more. RIP.

Still misbehavin Tour 1989 Concert

CONSTANTINE

"Cuz when push comes to shove, I will kill your friends and family to remind you of my love." 🎶

Klaus is such a cool guy!

Grimlock meets Godzilla. It's a monster mashup like no other!

The infamous Frankie Say Relax t-shirt that comes between Ross and Rachel. Inspired by FRIENDS Season 3, Episode 19: The One With The Tiny T-Shirt.

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My Illustration of Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge, taken from my Comedians collage for my “Laughter is the Best Medicine” exhibition piece.

Writer Marc Sotkin's on screen opening credit as seen on The Golden Girls.

A quick design.

Aunt Angela herself ironically played Rhoda's mother on Mary Tyler Moore and then on the spin-off Rhoda. This is her on screen credit as seen during the end credits of Rhoda.

Vector drawing

Allons-y... Geronimo! Doctor Who meets Art Nouveau.

I am the one who knocks.

Muppets MEEP MEEP

Infomercials proliferated in the United States when the Federal Communications Commission eliminated television advertising content regulations of the '50s and '60s in 1984. The first infomercials hit the air in 1985 and by 1994, an estimated 90% of all stations were airing infomercials. Hawking everything from egg cookers and portable microphones to kitchen knives and fishing poles, infomercials were everywhere, though still to this day, most commonly found filling late night spots after regular programming has completed. The 'As Seen on TV' moniker became a common label in stores for products that were originally introduced via infomercial and now available at retail as a way to further connect the product to the extended TV sales pitch.

Be a one or a zero. Inspired from popular tvshow called Mr. Robot.

Werner Klemperer (March 22, 1920 – December 6, 2000)[1] was an American actor. He was known for playing Colonel Wilhelm Klink on the CBS television sitcom Hogan's Heroes, for which he twice won the award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series at the Primetime Emmy Awards in 1968 and 1969.

"Who lives, who dies, who eats your kidney?" 🎶

Writers James Berg and Stan Zimmerman's on screen opening credit as seen on The Golden Girls.

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I'm going to miss Margo's sassy one-liners the most, guys. To Fillory and Further!

Show your love for Glee with this fun design or give it to someone as the perfect gift.

If you like the podcast you'll love rocking the logo wherever you go.

Richard Boone - Have Gun - Will Travel Tribute.

90s black tv show

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I grew up in the 80's watching cartoons, one day I wanted to have t-shirts of the cartoons I saw, I did not like how pixelated they looked and I decided to make them myself in vectors, enjoy it like me!

Jerry Springer Security

Welcome to Crack N Ag, n' bet you can't, so.