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Hence why I said "Thanks again." ;)

Allow me to add to the SuperM collection... "Oh boy, I could record trains now. It's gonna be great." You try to figure out exactly what he wants you to do for this contest...

"Mr. Tenagain is visiting with Barney, Baby Bop, BJ, Scooter Mcnutty, Miss Etta Ketta, and the kids to go on a big adventure. So, join them as they go places." Still sounds better than Oogieloves. (Just for the sake of plugging my YouTube channel once again, just in case the link in my...

Oh no, it's getting movie treatment?! Hopefully, this doesn't spread far enough for them to actually make those sequels and that TV series. Dora the Explorer becoming popular did enough harm - We really don't need another low quality brand to become the next super-big kids thing...

Same here. The third season episodes I have seen aren't nearly as good as those from the first two, so I haven't really been drawn to watch them every week. (I watched on YouTube every Saturday for the second half of Season 2, which is when I became a fan)

Thanks again! I'm very happy to hear that people are enjoying my work. :)

Seriously?!? Oh goodness... Do you know roughly how many copies they had in the first place? Usually when a DVD from a children's series (Sesame Street, Thomas & Friends, Barney, etc.) is released, a Wal-Mart store will get about ten of them to sell for around $10 (usually), then only get a...

Well, I just discovered that Canada isn't completely safe from the Ooogiecurse. The "movie" is on iTunes. God help us all. :cry:

What exactly do you take me for, John? A monster?

Man, I was so upset when I saw that thing, I felt obligated to see Looney Tunes Back in Action that same day just to make up for it. Thankfully, it did just that. :) I believe that he turned it down so he could do The Santa Claus 2 instead.

I can't imagine how you would make a ninty-minute movie based on The Cat in the Hat and make it enjoyable. Heck, I was asking myself that before it even came out. But given to the right people, I suppose it might work. Anything's better than that thing. :grouchy:

Personally, I don't think it could've possibly been a worse adaptation of the book. I still consider it amoung one of the worst movies I've ever seen. But hey, if you like it, all power to you. To each their own. Barney-boy over here won't be the one to judge you. :)

Yeah, the animation on Lorax was wonderful. I certainly hope that carries on to The Grinch. To be fair, I probably wouldn't still be watching it if I hadn't really, really liked it as a kid. I like to tell people that Christmas makes us all more likely to accept "nostalgic blindness." I was...

So... is this really happening? I could understand if they did The Cat in the Hat again, like they were originally planning, because the 2003 atrocity has pretty much been forgotten. But the 2000 Grinch is still a really popular Christmas movie, and it seems odd that they're doing it again so...

I'm very happy that I joined this wonderful forum. Congrats on hitting 15 years! :)

Thanks, John. :) I actually watched both videos before I started writing, to make sure that none of your jokes were stuck in my brain without their creator's name attached to them. I was actually a little worried of that, too. I'm glad you think otherwise about it. :) Hey, you're right...

After several delays, I have finally completed my video review of A Special Sesame Street Christmas. I hope you all enjoy it. Please note: This review contains some harsh language, as well as two jokes making light of recent not-so-happy news stories relating to Sesame Street. Part 1 Part...

How about Finding Nemo's Daughter?

Yeah. HiT licensed a few companies to create Barney products aimed at teenagers and young adults. I suppose the intent was to compete with the similar products featuring Sesame Street, Care Bears, Yo Gabba Gabba. And they were, indeed, doing very well. But for some reason, no new products have...