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Oh yeah it was done with affection, lol.

Doesn't he always?

I think that describes his '80s films very well. Well I guess you have to think of the times. In the '80s Disney hadn't made its huge cinematic comeback yet with their princess films, so there was room (in fact a need!) for alternative animation. But in the '90s Disney suddenly owned the...

I know someone who just referred to Beaker as "Mi mi mi BOOM!" Lol :eek:

That would be awesome! :halo:

Sounds like wishful thinking. From Simon's side, lol. Though I could see the humor in that if Brittany was interested and Simon just wanted to be alone to study, lol.

Yeah see that's one where I personally don't see it, but there's nothing technically wrong with it so I'll let it go.

In general if I don't like, I just don't look. But something like Dave and Brittany is where I would draw the line.

I tell you there are some screwy people on the Web.

Um, I hope they did some aging there.

Certainly the older characters, but also the live action segments that gave you a chance to breath.

Why did they do a lot of things in TMNT III, lol.

Well a TV show might improve its chances with more episodes. The movie isn't likely to change what it is once it's released (that's what test audiences are for I suppose).

Exactly, that's how it feels. A scene with a similar issue was nephew Fred's dinner party. I don't care about these actors (again, except Michael Caine ;)), I just want to see the Muppets, lol.

Yeah we're on the same page. I did try watching MCC as a kid but just didn't connect with it. I think some of the songs are very good and I enjoy Michael Caine in nearly everything he does but the movie as a whole just doesn't feel like a Muppet movie for me. It was trying to force the Muppets...

Yeah that line needs to be banned from action TV and movies for a few years, lol. I guess that's why I liked the 87 cartoon, it was more of a send up of action cartoons cliches.

I admit I did stop watching early. I did try watching one of their darker episodes later on and while I admired them for having some gutsy story lines, the dialogue still felt very juvenile, at least for me. Absolutely they always seemed like snarky 20 year olds in 87 rather than teenagers...

Yeah to clarify, I like her '80s songs, but as a public figure she's a tad immature.

For years I didn't think I liked Madonna until I realized I enjoyed so many of her songs and had no idea it was her, lol.

Yeah a little girl in the audience at my theater loved that part too, lol.