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Ehhhh, yeah not one of my favorites, lol.

Oh I know what you mean, this is a station bumper I always associated with airings of March of the Wooden Soldiers around Thanksgiving and Christmas (wow those graphics looks bad now, lol):

To this day I get such a comfortable, familiar feeling watching that commercial. :)

I've seen that before, a few bizarrely overly sensitive people freaking out over someone quoting a movie. They just can't stand seeing other people enjoy themselves for some reason, heh.

That's awesome, I knew I loved that channel! :)

Oh btw here the Grinch clip from the Macy's parade! Lol

Cool hope you're able to see it, send us a review if you do! :)

Yeah that's the one I saw! And yes they were singing "You're a Mean One" and it was actually pretty funny because the Grinch was making little comments in between lyrics like "Your point?" Lol

I saw one scene of it at the Macy's Thanksgiving parade. It was similar to the Jim Carrey version but more innocent and without the stupid humor, lol.

Lol, gotcha. Yeah I mean I won't rewrite history, the first time I saw it I did appreciate the ending for its hopeful tone, that redeemed the rest a tad, hehe.

I don't mind the Muppets going dark either, I just didn't think this special had much going on under the surface of the dark. But agree to disagree. :)

Oooo yeah I hadn't thought of it like that, that's interesting. Yeah Mad Magazine was more brutal back then, lol. Now that you mention it I do remember being annoyed at Santa for being so unsympathetic to Rudolph, lol. Though I was more angry at Rudolph's father who should have been arrested...

Well dogs are very loyal and Max is no different to the Grinch usually, but he'd clearly prefer it if the Grinch listened to the Cat once and awhile, lol.

Max is definitely in Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat, he just doesn't really do much except react to the Grinch. Though he does get a nice moment at the end, lol.

That's one of the earliest Rankin & Bass Christmas specials and hence more than a little old fashioned. Look at the way they say they have to "get the women home," lol.

Exactly, it was a very inspired way to continue the Grinch's story. And the whole scene with the Grinch missing his mother is done amazingly well animation-wise. You totally see the transition.

Lol, yeah I can definitely I can see jokes like that working and all. I guess I'm just wary of a repeat of the Elmo situation where the young new character suddenly takes up all the attention, lol.

Actually my signature from a few days ago was from that special: "Such things never happen in the middle of the day! And if they do I ignore them and they're bound to go away!" :)

Favorite animated Dr. Seuss special of all time. PERIOD. :halo:

Exactly, I mean how much more can you do with a character whose thing is that he's a fan? And again anything I can think of just ends up being a repeat of Scooter and frankly I'd rather see Scooter because he is a bit more complex. At least he was while on The Muppet Show, as you say. The whole...