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An analog form of an old classic deserves massive praise, if you ask me. :D

Did you really need to make a separate thread for this? Couldn't you have just put it on the "You know what?" thread? :confused:

I think Dreamworks' contract with Netflix expired, and they may choose not to renew it. Which explains why it's going to Amazon Prime.

Some of the little quirks like some motion tweening and framerate bumps here and there give away the fact that it is Flash, but Snotrocket's animation is really darn impressive, especially for a test pilot. The software can be a wonderful tool when it's used to free up the budget to animate more...

We got some nice Piggy-focused episodes this time, with even Summer getting some focus in the former. The most notable thing were the rapid-fire live-action clips in the latter ep., with the Babies encountering their future selves in The Muppets. Also, two of the Scribble Screen paint program...

Ready Player One topped Easter weekend (fitting since it's a movie about an Easter egg hunt), while Tyler Perry's Acrimony (a non-Madea movie from him for a change) was 2nd place, with Black Panther rounding out the 3rd. Last week's number 1 hit Pacific Rim Uprising fell to 5th this week, while...

"The Great Muppet Sport-a-Thon" was a great showcase of Piggy's temper, not to mention :boo: & :sleep:'s heckling. The highlight for me was Nanny's lovely duet with Piggy in teaching her not to be a sore loser, marking it the first time she has ever sung. Also, the nursery has a "Scribble...

It was awesome seeing Statler & Waldorf as neighbors rather than the older caretakers showing the babies what life was like in the old days, and getting some heckling in, albeit in a kindler and gentler fashion given their age. Also interesting to see Camilla as a live chicken rather than the...

That and the creator's sexual harassment allegations.

At least it's nice to see them milk something other than SpongeBob.

I had a strong feeling that one episode in which Ronnie Ann moved to the city with her extended family was a backdoor pilot for a spin-off. Makes me wonder if that episode with the rabbit family, which was clearly referencing the original premise of the show, will get the same treatment. Though...

Obviously, the 2nd one was a hit.

Our Friend Martin was the name. Should be floating around YouTube.

After re-watching an episode, I think the awkward dialogue may have had to do with the show originally being produced in French with the Québécois puppeteers providing their voices. So the lip sync may have been better in French. Also, I can't help but see a little bit of Red Fraggle in Wimzie.

Linkara, another CA member I follow frequently, has also decided to leave the site. http://atopthefourthwall.com/i-have-left-channel-awesome/

At least we can still enjoy his performance in the Good Burger movie, right?

CatDog is pretty hit or miss for me thanks to its bleak tone. To me, the best episodes are when the title characters come out on top, or at the very least don't get kicked when they're down.

From what that article reads, it will just add updates and services, kinda like with Apple does with Macintosh. I don't think it's going to be like a monthly subscription deal or anything.

Now I got Windows 7 Solitaire and its variants, Spider Solitaire and FreeCell, back on. Though I must say, the one thing the pre-installed Solitaire Collection improved upon was the option to play a solvable deck, so that way you don't get screwed over with a deck you can never win.

Pretty old article here, but according to M$, yes it is. https://www.theverge.com/2015/5/7/8568473/windows-10-last-version-of-windows Now I just need to re-install the good old ad-free version of Solitaire so I can procrastinate without the annoyance. :D