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Come to think of it, I did actually see an Autobot logo on a car the other day. That's funny- and cool.:)

When you ask a hotel what the choices are for payment and ask them if "sneaking out in the middle of the night" is an option.:o:concern::)

Oh, so that explains it! Wait- wasn't there a large blue and red semi truck parked here just a moment ago?:o:batty::D

I'd probably agree with Doc Hopper, Nicky Holiday and Rachel Bitterman. Although Singer from "Muppets From Space" and definitely Long John Silver are good choices too.:scary:

But regarding the Back to the Future Part II predictions- it would be cool to have a hoverboard and flying cars by 2015 and yeah- I guess we'll be there in 5 years. But then we've also been living in the time of the Transformers: The Movie- (2005). So where are those robots in disguise? Well, I...

Of course, you should also take into account that our whole numbering system has been off for quite a while ever since that Dionysius Exiguus guy (back in 525 AD) came up with the B.C. (Before Christ) and A.D. (Anno Domini- "In the year of our Lord") calendar system way back when. So it's also...

The main one I can think of in this category is "Early Edition"- that was honestly the last show on network TV that I actually followed regularly- it was really somewhere right around there at the turn of the century that I pretty much quit keeping up with current television because there wasn't...

I remember watching Reboot some in the '90s. I honestly don't remember a whole lot about it but I enjoyed it pretty well. It was a fairly early example of CGI-based shows and it was pretty good in that department. Transformers: Beast Wars may have eclipsed it some, but both were pretty good...

I loved Taz-Mania as a kid. I have a VHS tape of some episodes somewhere. I've also got the Sega Game Gear video game based on the cartoon too, for that matter. Definitely one of Warner Brothers' best series based on the classic Looney Tunes characters (after Tiny Toon Adventures of course.) The...

Amen, bro.:)

Tom Bosley will always be remembered by me for a few key roles- Sheriff Amos Tupper on "Murder, She Wrote" Father Dowling on "Father Dowling Mysteries" His guest star appearance on "Early Edition" in the "Just One of Those Things" episode And of course- Howard Cunningham- Mr. C- on "Happy...

I remember The Lost Vikings- great PC game. I don't know if it ever made it to arcades. I do know I've played the Back to the Future NES video games- and yeah, they are pretty frustrating. I like playing them because I love Back to the Future- but of the various BTTF video games released, I...

Nice! I watched "The Frog Prince" quite a while ago on VHS from the local library. That was a great Muppets special.:)

Offtopic here, but does anyone know offhand if Kermit has even shown up in Street Stories scenes? (Besides the "Hurricane" episodes.) Any early appearances from 1969 or the early '70s? Just curious.:) And good to hear about the contents of this Cookie Monster DVD. I will have to try to get this...

cool, man.:confused::eek:

Barbara Billingsley will always be remembered by me as June Cleaver on "Leave It to Beaver" (as well as on "Still The Beaver") and of course the voice of Nanny on "Muppet Babies". And yes- her role in "Airplane" is hilarious! But at least she lived a pretty good long life at 94 years of age...

"I guess I was wrong when I said I never promised anyone. I promised me."- Kermit in "The Muppet Movie":) "There's not a word yet for old friends who've just met. Part Heaven, part space, or have I found my place? You can just visit, but I plan to stay. I'm going to go back there someday...

True- but I was thinking of more within the movie itself. And I'm curious about this thing of Scooter meeting Lew and Swedish Chef at the movie theater. That could've been a first meeting or it could've been that they all just ended up with jobs there. For a possible Muppet continuity within...

Absolutely! That's another one of my favorites! Wow, I can't believe I forgot "A Song From Kermit". Kermit the Frog did quite a few songs on Sesame Street over the years.:)

But I am glad the teen said he learned his lesson and that the shopkeeper was kindly enough not to press charges.:wisdom: