was featured in an episode of the comedic educational literature series Thug Notes. In the show Awkward, Sadie references To Kill a Mockingbird by constantly calling Austin Welch, Boo Radley. In the episode "Mountain Wedding" of The Andy Griffith Show, Dud Wash says that Ernest T. Bass' cousin said that Bass "went off into the woods to kill a mockingbird", to which Andy Taylor responds, "He doesn't sound like a very nice person." In the Smallville episode "Hug", Lex compares Clark to Atticus Finch because of his altruism. In the Power Rangers Jungle Fury episode "Path of the Righteous", Rhino Ranger Dominic "Dom" Hargan is seen reading a copy of the book. In season 13 of Degrassi, the Grade Tens are studying To Kill a Mockingbird in their English class and in episode 39, "Thunderstruck", Miles acts it out for a game of charades. In the episode "Point Three Percent" of The Good Doctor, Shaun reads To Kill a Mockingbird to a young patient. In Ms. Hammurabi, the main character often reads this book. In the Robot Chicken episode "Cannot Be Erased, So Sorry", a student gives his book report on To Kill a Mockingbird. Atticus, Scout and Jem are reimagined as superheroes battling the supervillain "Mockingbird". In The Simpsons episode "Jaws Wired Shut", the Simpson family visits a movie theater. One preview shown is a public service announcement by The Itchy & Scratchy Show about turning off phones in the theater. Its title, "To Kill a Talking Bird", is a play on the name of To Kill a Mockingbird. In one of his shows, the US comedian and TV host Stephen Colbert acted as a lawyer styled as Gregory Peck in the movie To Kill a Mockingbird demanding the release of a man who compared the Turkish President to Gollum. Comics In the comic strip Get Fuzzy, Bucky the cat begins to read the book, before his owner Rob explains that it is not "a how-to manual." In DC Comics continuity, it has been established that To Kill a Mockingbird is Superman's favorite book and movie. In the comic strips Bloom County, Outland, and Opus, Opus the penguin is frequently seen reading To Kill a Mockingbird and has stated he rereads it every summer. In the comic strip, a fictional movie was created entitled Kill Mo' Mockingbird. In the webcomic Angel Moxie, comic 511, Tristan is seen reading To