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I get the feeling that was a miscommunication that was quickly cleared up, yet Roger having his brand of humor, willfully just kept the gag going until the final issue of the arc. I don't see why it was an issue even with the character usage. Roger made some cryptic remarks about how Statler...

There's supposedly a new 50th anniversary re-re--re-release of the special, but I can't tell if they actually did something with it or just took old WB copies of the special and slapped a sticker on them. And Happy Meal trick or treat buckets. They have a 3 bucks off coupon for that DVD on the...

I've always thought that Jim's Taz was the definitive version of the character, even moreso than Mel himself. And part of that is how he was portrayed in Taz-Mania, with the character giving more range of emotions and broader comedy. Mel's Taz was pretty much a monotone character, outside the...

I hate that, even though there's a fair share of Great Pumpkin merchandise, every freaking Charlie Brown special lives eternally in the shadow of the Christmas one. Anytime that gets an anniversary, there's always a big long special about how special that special was. Behind the scenes bits...

While the US hasn't seen a new episode in a while, some leaked footage from one of CN's international channels has popped up, and things get interesting. And in a good way. Seems some other Looney Tunes Stars are going to finally appear. Porky getting a stylized version of his 30's...

There's something about using various Asian cultures to support one race that kinda gets under my skin, and frankly there's a lot of things that I actually like I could complain about that kinda makes me hypocritical for giving it a pass. Like Japanese Sab Shimono voicing Chinese Uncle Chan in...

I repeat. When one of the candidates is a xenophobic, womanizing, self aggrandizing, multiple bankrupt, flip flopping, Hitler playbook using, immature, internet troll, Russian puppet, spoiled daddy's boy who keeps threatening to censor the media if they dare say anything against him, there...

The difference is, Ken Bone's a thing because internet. Joe the Plumber was a cheap political prop, and therefore manufactured.

And in case you want to know, they also brought Crystal Pepsi back... for like less than a month. Difference is that it was much easier to find, so in the battle of Pepsi vs. Coca Cola (Hi C drinks are part of the Coca Cola company) at least Pepsi wins by basic distribution.

Also, we've been discussing it here: http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/possible-muppet-babies-reboot.62366/#post-1173887 I'd agree if this was back 2005 or so. After 2 movies and a show that's far more watchable to that unfunny thing about Katy Mixon as a housewife, I'd say the time...

Which was the thread we were complaining about Disney's long term plans for live action remakes of every movie ever? They're now talking about a Live Action Mulan, and so far the only news about is that Ang Lee isn't directing it (automatically ensuring it's a good movie) and the fact they're...

That's good to know, but it still looks like they're marketing celebrity appearances with the same hard sell. Anyone else think that Jennifer's one shot Recycling Fairy character sounds like she's either impersonating Wanda from Fairly Oddparents or April Winchell? Seems that's the natural...

The Artist Mike stuff looks animated. This really seems like a tech demo for a kid's coloring program for Amiga computers, and a budget one at that. I could say a lot about the very technical limitations of this segment, but even the earliest uses of CGI on the show are more advanced and...

While they still air and merchandise MMCH, that show is well in the rear view for Disney. That series where Mickey's a racer sounds like it has potential. I always hate to say this, but that Clubhouse series did breathe new life into Mickey and Co at a time where Disney was only about Pooh...

I'm shocked as the second season was basically dumped not only at mid-season, but just before the other shows were going on Summer Break. And they ran them 2 episodes a week, obviously well into getting rid of the episodes territory. Now for the multiple complaints I can make about this show...

Technically he did something close to his current Donatello voice. I'd say he could have done something similar to his The Mask or even his Fowlmouth voices. Then again, it's a closer translation of what Luan's voice translates to as a boy.

I have to admit, I've grown to appreciate what they did with Hazel. Actually, she's not even really Hazel, she's supposedly named Lezah. It worked for the format, and Roz Ryan did a great job with the character. Actually, the more I think of it, the more I feel there were too many blown...

Just caught the "What if" episode where Lincoln wished he had 10 brothers instead of sisters. While the youngest kids retained their usual voice actors, the surprise was his 4 older brothers were voiced by Nickelodeon's TMNT cast. Nice cameo there, probably one of necessity.

Thing that bugs me about those is that Chocolate creme Twinkees are something that's basically year round. Feels like a huge missed opportunity not to sell either Ghostbusters version of the snack instead, but I felt the same way when they had the Minions tie ins that they released the Banana...

He also wrote for Doug. Which...in retrospect is probably why Arthur is so similar to it, especially the imagine spots. I'm fifty-fifty about the look. I can't exactly remember how much of EW was CGI effects and how many were actually practical on set. I could swear I remember most of it...