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This song takes a lot of twists and turns... at the end of the day it's just a great pop song. :laugh: Seriously, this is one of the greatest pop choruses I've heard. The way it goes from thrash metal to groove to pop is amazing.

@D'Snowth I finally got the giant thumbnails you speak of... YT has a mind of its own. I swear if I view in incognito mode it reverts back to a really old display like circa 2010 sometimes.

This really could've been stretched to a feature length if you ask me. Obviously fan service out the frickin' wazoo. Lots of goosebumps/chills/etc. We had a memein' good time watching this on discord, but how dare they discriminate those obscure characters by forcing them to sing in the alley...

Well I did hear of Mr. Handfoot, but never Mr. Hnadford. :wink:

For me, Nina is the new Gina (no pun intended). ****, that woman is attractive; never even knew she was on the show until the 50th celebration.

lol @ the CGI tree at 1:07. They must've been influenced by Jabba the Hutt or something.

Probably the third time I've posted this song in this thread... unbelievable. Pure energy, and not a wasted second. Disbanded the band in less than a year; shortly after wrote another great pop gem lost to the sands of time: Only 17 years ago... doesn't even feel possible for a song like...

I could live with that... I feel like by me we had a week of fall, since we plummeted from the 70s to 30s in like a week.

I work inside a warehouse and this guy has continuously worn short sleeves, even on 30 degree days with light snow... I'm beginning to wonder if he's D'Snowth. @D'Snowth What is your ideal temp?

Joe Jackson is amazing, and that song is timeless. Here's a #1 '80s song I heard for the first time yesterday: Every time I discover a song like this or "Sailing" by Christopher Cross that you never hear on the radio (only Sirius XM), I always learn it reached #1 on the charts.

I have evolved (or devolved on how you look at it) from being an introvert to just straight up asocial; as everyone else has described, this is not healthy at all. I used to not be this way -- I used to look forward to hanging out with people, but now it just drains me and is a chore. I feel...

Love it -- '80s a e s t h e t i c to a tee.

Even if these characters appeared just once a year in a YouTube video or something it would be so dope. I am a member of MC (the largest base of Muppet fanatics on earth) and have never even seen this character in my life. I had seen the Old MacDonald puppet, but didn't know that was his name.

The shoe is way worse: this cute, innocent thing going to this ******* for help and he just slowly tortures it. If I were to make a Disney film, it would just be Scar and Judge Doom being tortured for an hour thirty.

That's a great photo; thought of using it myself. I believe Big Bird.

"Telly, do you remember when your voice was completely different?" "Do you also remember when your punchline made no sense?"

I feel like they're varying degrees of obscurity; to nitpick, Sherlock feels like he's too good to be in that group. Part of me is upset these characters will only appear once and then never again. Like Captain Vegetable interacting with :search:? Why isn't this a thing more often.

Beau creeping out of the shadows with his soulless eyes almost looks more creepy than Deadly, heh.

I'd be shocked if Benson bothered to come back.

Gotcha; I only looked at the general Knickerbocker page and didn't realize there was a specific one for these figures. Had they made more, these honestly wouldn't have been bad figures at all. These four are honestly probably the best SS figures in existence (aside from Palisades' Super Grover...