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I must say that I have no problem with the ranking of the top five... But ranking Hong Kong Phooey above Pluto? Sacrilege!

Honestly, I don't see all that much difference either way.

I thought so.

You translated it, or your computer?:smirk:

I couldn't tell from the link you provided which openings are used, though I imagine it would be whatever was used during its airing (did Spain produce its own openings or use the Doc footage?).

Once I was reading a book about some cartoons, and came across a sound effect described as "Bayowhup." Trivia: Which studio, and who provided the voice for the effect?

True. It's really a shame that the IMDb put the word "Muppet" in the headline, because I see Oz's interview as referring to more realistic creatures, such as the ones that the Henson company has always avoided labeling as "Muppets".

"The Woozle World also has an outdoors which is in another world. You see, when we went down the Woozle Hole, it was like going through the back of the wardrobe in The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, or down the rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland." --From Jim Henson's notebook

Igpay Omeray, ofway oursecay.

I'm going as Mario (from the video games). That way, I don't have to sew anything.

Ma-ri-o! Ma-ri-o! Ma-ri-o!

Nice to see they're going to prepare the new guys rather than just throwing them to the wolves.

Oh, I thought you meant when they aired in Texas. :p

I bought the set the day it came out, and I am extremely happy! The set is as complete as rights issues allowed it to be, and while I am mildly disappointed at the few missed songs, no way am I going to let that keep me from enjoying the rest of the set. Besides, it's not as though we're...

Here in the U.S. yogurt refers to a specific type of dairy product. Fish and chips were mentioned; what you call "chips" in that dish, we would call "French fries", and what we call "chips" are "crisps" in England. Of course, they do share a common ancestry; crisps were invented by a cook...

I am a caucasian (mostly English and German, but with a little Swedish, French, and Irish thrown in). I am a Christian (Baptist, if I may be precise). I believe what I believe because I believe it, not just because my parents did (though that certainly helped). Sooner or later everyone's got...

At least his name wasn't Ty D. Bohl. When I was in college, I knew a guy named Tad Moore.

1. Mario, Luigi, Bowser, Peach, Toad, Yoshi Exc: Red Troopa (retractable) 2. Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, Blue Yoshi, Baby Bowser, Magikoopa, Shyguy Exc: Stork 3. Mario with spring-loaded hammer, Donkey Kong Sr., Donkey Kong Jr., Stanley, Pauline, Snapjaw Exc: Mr. Spike 4. Fiery Mario, Fiery...

The Cosby Show The Dick Van Dyke Show The Mary Tyler Moore Show Those are the greats. Sillier favorites of mine include Full House, Home Improvement, and I Love Lucy

I just wanted you to know that Statler and Waldorf now have a regular spot on http://www.Movies.com. I don't have working speakers on my computer at the moment; otherwise I'd listen to what they have to say. This week: reviews of Bewitched and War of the Worlds.