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What if in time travel stories that, along with listings of past uses of the time machine, there were buttons were you could go back to a previous version of the timeline as if you'd never went back and altered time in the first place?

Are there any good interviews with the writers of the current Back to the Future comic books? I've tried looking for some but have actually had trouble finding any on Google.

In Back to the Future Part II, in 2015, old Biff figures out that Doc built a time machine.... Wouldn't it have been something if he'd figured out that Marty was the same person as Calvin Klein? Seems like he didn't, I wonder if the 2015 Biff had forgotten about his old enemy. Of course, it can...

And at the time that Disney bought the Muppets in 2004, it seems like Steve Whitmire and Eric Jacobson were the only performers who were active with both the Muppets and Sesame Street, with the other performers primarily working for one or the other (Jerry Nelson was about to retire from the...

Most of the Garfield specials were adapted into comic book form, in the size of the old Garfield strip collection books, and I know that Garfield: His 9 Lives was an exception, as the special was based on an existing Garfield book (still would have been cool if they'd made a comic book based on...

Anybody remember seeing an episode of Family Ties where the father shows a magic trick to the family by putting one of the girls in a box and making her disappear, but when he tries to bring her back, she doesn't come back, to which we then see "to be continued"? I recall seeing this episode...

It's announced on the main page that there won't be much content until November 20.

I don't think any of the pilots shown as part of CBS Summer Playhouse made it to series.

I thought the "sawing people in half" act was done on many kids shows. Though now I'm having trouble thinking of very many. Of what hasn't been mentioned, it was done on Dinosaurs. It was mentioned that it was done in the Looney Tunes short Show Biz Bugs, but it was also attempted in the...

Those international segments were produced back when Steve performed Ernie. Although the voices were dubbed by their international voice actors, the main American performers actually performed the characters live on set, recording their dialogue in English on set.

Here's a new video that was posted this week. In addition to that, it seems like this is a special Bert and Ernie week on Sesame Street's official YouTube channel. This week they've also uploaded one of the international sketches in English, a Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures, and a classic...

Monster University ends with Sully realizing that while Mike isn't scary, he is a good scare leader. This leads to them working at Monsters, Inc. as a scare team, with Mike at the doors, telling Sully how to scare kids. By the events of the first movie, it seems all the scarers have an...

Back when Palisades Toys had the Ren and Stimpy license, there were plans for a Sven Hoek figure for the canceled series 2. Anybody know if any accessories were announced? One thing I think would have been an awesome accessory for Sven Hoek would have been the Don't Whiz on the Electric Fence...

Do executives/heads of studios/producers have some sort of "spoilers morals" agreement when it comes to rejecting screenplays? I wonder if there's many screenwriters who wanted to include some major twist that they didn't want the public to know until they see it, only for the screenplay to be...

I was surprised when I heard that Frank Oz said he had been thinking about NOT writing his autobiography a long time ago. He seems like the kind of person who would want to talk about his past works.

In regards to not writing a book on his life, he also said that somewhere a long time ago, saying that he had thought about NOT writing his autobiography. Though when it says he doesn't want to write a book about his life, does that mean he only doesn't want to write about his life, or does...

In the comments, somebody said that the "Ernie and the candy salesman" sketch was included in a video compilation on the official Sesame Street YouTube channel but that it had been deleted. Too bad he didn't say which one (and I didn't think Sesame Workshop would delete those "collection"...

In commercials featuring the Energizer Bunny and various Duracell commercials featuring toys, bunnies, or the Putterman family, the batteries are always visible... But most products that require batteries have a cover over the battery slot. For the commercials it makes sense as they likely want...

I thought it was always really absurd. I feel Newhart is a show that started out normal and became really absurd by the end (comparable to Green Acres).