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That one was a classic. Dracula sang how about how he loves to BITE necks and when he removes silent E, they get BIT. Wolfman loves things that are nice and RIPE so he can RIP them apart. And Frankenstein was grateful when he HID from the villagers and Silent E helped him to HIDE.

Also, It looks like someone on here took my report and wrote about it on their blog, along with adding some great photographs. https://wile-e2005.livejournal.com/139471.html

Here's an old commercial I just found about that great Bugs Bunny show. On here, it's renamed Bugs Bunny Meets the Superheroes. But you can still see the word, Follies, lit up on the stage.

I'LL BREAK THIS BRONCO: Does anyone remember this classic Electric Company cartoon? We see a cowboy in the wild west, and a horse bounces right next to him. "I'll BREAK this BRONCO!" shouts the cowboy as he climbs on the horse. But the cowboy couldn't hold on and he crashes into a brick wall...

A new Phonic Foolery story entitled, Draw the Line, L. A lowercase l learns he has a talent of laying down lines. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/dtll-page1.php

I've just started a FAQ section on my RebusQuest website. If you have any questions about RebusQuest or any of my other comics, feel free to ask and I'll post your questions and answers on here. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/faq.php

Here's my newest Phonic Foolery story entitled, Let Sleeping Z's ZZZZZ. A letter Z wants to get some sleep, but gets constantly interrupted by Z themed noises. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/lszz-page1.php

Here's my 49th RebusQuest story entitled, The Plight to Vote. It's election day and will the 2 candidates running be good for the land or totally bad? Read and find out. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/rq-ep49-page1.php

I saw this episode this morning, and when I heard the doctor going, "Wocka Wocka!" at the end, I wondered if that's either Frank Oz or Eric Jacobson. And now I know it was Eric.

Cookie Monster's Foodie Truck: Hot Cross Buns by Cullen Pittman We see a food truck in the middle of Sesame Street. And inside were Cookie Monster and Gonger the Monster Chef singing their traditional foodie truck theme song. "Do you like food? Adoobee doo doo dooba! Me like food! Adeebee...

This was a show I loved back in early 80's Nick called, Kids' Writes. Where kids mail in stories they've written and 5 actors act them out.

Here's that Christmas themed Electric Company skit, Same Old Santa. Merry Christmas!

I liked in the beginning where that machine was in the storeroom, we saw bits of classic SS nostalgia, like a lifeless model of Noony the Typewriter, and knight's armor from The King of 8 film. Plus, I wondered if Oscar's can was now blocking Ernie and Bert's window, then I found their window...

D'Snowth just mailed me a Christmas card featuring drawings of all my main webcomic stars. Located on the top. He did a great job drawing my characters. Thanks again, Snowthy. :) http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/fan-creations.php

Does anyone remember this skit? We see a wild west prospector, played by Jim Boyd, on a horse pulled wagon. His wife, Rita Moreno, came over to give him a picnic basket lunch, a bottle of lemonade, and two bags of gold. The prospector said, "I'm gonna sleep tonight, knowing this gold will be...

Here's a new Phonic Foolery story entitled, Hip Hop H. Where a rapping letter H knows how to handle himself against horrid hecklers. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/hhh-page1.php

Pinocchio's nose didn't grow, instead the fairy's nose did. She looked at her long pointy nose and went, "BLECCH!"

Letterman in, Special Delivery. We see the Spellbinder waiting in line at the post office holding a box to mail. He kept shouting to hurry up the line, and the guy in front of him said, "Just wait your turn like everyone else." SB just mocked the guy and had an idea to get in front. SB took out...

A Tie For My Niece: We see Skip Hinnant on the street as a necktie salesman. And Morgan Freeman comes up and asks to buy a tie for his niece. Skip started laughing at such a thought. "No one buys a tie for their niece!" he laughed. But then Morgan's niece, played by Hattie Winston, came along...

Does anyone remember this cartoon by Fred Garbers? We see a man standing there waiting for something. When a nurse hands him a baby and says, "Congratulations, it's a BOY." The man goes, "Oh boy! I've always wanted a boy. I'll name him ROY!" The baby angrily squeezes the man's nose. "Okay," said...