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I guess I never thought about it before. I just kinda say it.

My favorite movie of the year was "Juno", which I've seen a whopping seven times now. It just makes me happy.

Hi guys. I made a thread maybe... two months ago claiming I was going to post again and then I sort of didn't. I am making it one of my New Year's Resolutions to post regularly. Actually, it's my only one. Anywho. A whole lot has been going on with me and because I am vain and self-indulgent...

Yeah, watching that gives me chills, in a good way. Since we're doing this... my top five Shakespeare films. 1. Chimes at Midnight 2. Looking for Richard 3. Hamlet (1996) 4. Prospero's Books 5. Throne of Blood

I love Bramlet, as I call it. It's everything a film adaptation of Shakespeare should be, with scenes and settings that take full advantage of the medium. In particular I'm thinking of the two-way mirror scene with Hamlet, Ophelia, Polonius, and Claudius. Wonderful stuff! The "I am Hamlet, the...

Oh man, that's awesome! Congratulations, you two!

I've been away for a while, and I'm trying to start posting regularly again. Inform me of all the goings-on/going-ons!

I wondered about that too... then again, a few of these had different versions heard throughout the show. But not all of them, which is weird...

Can we not speculate on the sexuality of the puppeteers?

Alan Arkin plays the Chief, which is great. Also starring are Terrence Stamp (ZOD!) as the villain, Ken Davitian (Borat's sidekick) as his henchman, and roles for The Rock, Masi Oka, and a cameo by Bill Murray.

I would love to be able to change the title of this thread to "Who would you want to see guest star in a new Muppet show?" if that's possible, please, someone.

I bought the "Get Smart" box last year, and it's my favorite TV show set on DVD. Ever. So, so, so good. I kinda wish the movie and specials had been included, but I hear those are coming when the Carrell film is released next year.

I respectfully agree - and disagree. I'd love to see a new television show in the vein of The Muppet Show. We all would. However, Jim always tried to do new things, not rehash what he'd done before. Muppets Tonight was a fantastic way of bringing the same format of The Muppet Show to audiences...

Kiki, by the way, Turn! Turn! Turn! is my favorite song of all-time.

It was all a sham!

Oh, and Robert Plant is wonderful.

I think we can say "helluva".

...I can actually see that working.

According to IMDb, a CHiPs movie is also in the works. I'm gonna call it now - Ice Cube, Bernie Mac and Cedric the Entertainer will play Baker, Ponch and Getraer, and there will be no less than forty "Chocolate CHiPs" jokes.

My favorite sketch thus far is the one where they roller skate. Does anybody know who the two couple skating Hot Dogs were?