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I know. I've been saying for years that there's nothing "family" about ABC Family. I think it's disgusting.

The scene with the dog is around 4:40

You might be thinking of the episode where they have a dog show, and Michelle decides at the end of the day that she wants to keep Sparky, who is Teddy's dog.

I was almost 3 when Jim passed away. I don't have any memories from that day but what stands out to me is what my dad said a few years ago upon the 20th anniversary of Jim's passing... I was hospitalized at the end of that month (May 1990) and my dad said he remembers news magazines in the lobby...

I seem to remember John Stamos talking about wanting to end Full House for quite a while before it finally did, so the last episode was definitely meant to be a "last episode". I remember fans of the show saying, "Well there might not be another season because John Stamos doesn't want to do it...

Last Goodbye - Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band

The video for "I Want to Break Free" was actually a parody of a soap opera in the UK (Coronation Street, which apparently is still in production). In Europe dressing in drag really wasn't a big deal in the '80s and was commonly used in humor/entertainment. Not so much in the U.S.... (which...

Oooh I'd love it if he were in the new movie. Even if that's not going to happen, thanks for sharing about the socks! I love when my fave artists are also Muppet fans!

I was initially excited about SMASH because I really like Katharine McPhee. I did like the first season. I got disgusted with the turn it took this season and only got about 4 episodes in or whenever it was that they moved it to Saturdays-- I saw the writing on the wall and stopped watching.

I did the "drop an egg" experiment in the 3rd grade, and the persuasive commercial in 7th grade (I didn't think either were abnormal.)

Tacky- that's the word I'd use. Thank you. A lot of times I see more high-profile projects (like bands or artists that aren't really indie) on Kickstarter and it just rubs me the wrong way. But that's just the feeling I personally get. Obviously they find success with it.

^^I think it looks like what would've happened if Big Bird had been the Red Bird of Happiness in Follow that Bird.

I've always liked Pino's "revamped" design-- the original doesn't even look like the same character. The first pic of Tommy looks like something from Mister Rogers.

Anyway, it sounds like a cool experience that you got to see Bill and his displays! Thanks for enlightening me on another Henson alum.

From watching the clip posted here, I'd have to agree that it wasn't as bad as I was expecting. It wasn't the most thrilling musical number and I'm still not a fan of this show but there were a couple of touches that I liked (Animal's drum set and Kermit saying, "Good Luck, Charlie!")

I don't think my town had a Discovery Zone, but when I was about 8 a similar place called Chutes and Ladders opened. It lasted a couple of years.

I was definitely going to say the Puzzle Place. When I was about 8-11, I was so into that show, merchandise included.

I just read about this. I was never a big fan of his but this loss saddens me. It's hard to see yet another staple of classic country music leave the world.

Ah, finally-- someone hasn't heard of someone/something so they look it up... what a concept these days. :o

LOL I always wanted a Foozy holding a $5 bill!