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I saw this on Yahoo! News five minutes ago. I am so shocked, I don't know what to say. Ledger was definitely one of my favorite actors, and I think his best role to date (of course I haven't seen The Dark Knight yet) was in Brokeback Mountain. Such a wonderful film. Such a brilliant...

"Minuet in G Major" "Tenderly" "Poison Ivy" "Fever" "Love Ya to Death" "With a Little Help From My Friends" "Can You Picture That" "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" "Don't Blame the Dynamite" "Money" "Feelings"

Another favorite...again, the hotter, the spicier, the better.:D

Ah yes, I totally agree with you about current, flavor-of-the-month celebs appearing with the Muppets. But as UncleMatt said, I think a Tom Hanks or a Robin Williams would be interesting.

Actually, for me, I was first introduced to many of the guest stars when he or she appeared on TMS. I first heard of celebs such as Beverly Sills, Edgar Bergen, Paul Williams, Liza Minnelli, Marisa Berenson, Twiggy, Zero Mostel, Paul Simon and many others through their appearances on the show...

Great quote, MNG! That pretty much sums up Mexican for me!

Ooh yeah! Either fried mozzerella, or string cheese...delish!

Wow...this one kinda came out of the blue. Very sad news. She was great as the schoolteacher in The Birds.

Statler & Waldorf's appearance is another gem. Peter: Heh heh, they don't care for most things!

Sad news indeed. I'm a fan of the Kingston Trio, and think "Daydream Believer" is one of the best pop songs ever recorded. By the time this song was recorded, the Monkees had taken control of their music, and as a result, all four play on the song.

Walter Murch also edited the sound in American Graffiti, one of the first American films to utilize an existing soundtrack of pop songs, something that is taken for granted today. The wall-to-wall songs in Graffiti are almost a character themselves. Easy Rider in '69 was probably the first...

The Kool-Aid guy has appeared several times: He bursts through the wall of the courtroom In another episode, he bursts through the wall of the courtroom again, and the judge scolds him We see the Kool-Aid guy at home; the wall of his home crashes apart, and the Kool-Aid guy says something...

LOL! The Blank Van Blank Show. More faves... Peter as "Lando Griffin" The extended "Naked Gun"-style opening, with Stewie first fighting Bin Laden, then riding his Big Wheel through Quohog; when he pulls into the garage, he runs over Homer Simpson The one where Tom Tucker starts dating...

S'more... Elmer Fudd finally catching Bugs Bunny Park Ranger Peter catching Yogi Bear Stewie pestering Brian about the novel he's supposedly writing Stewie, disappointed in the "Bewitched" movie, tracking down star Will Ferrell Peter beating up a bully who has been bothering Chris...

Oh, geez, there are so many... The rat farm is definitely a classic, with Peter as the overseer Fat Stewie (Brian: Awww...Orson fall down?) Peter and Barney Rubble Stewie invading Mister Rogers Neighborhood Stewie as King Friday Wrong-sounding Muppets Kermit in the swamp with a...

Roscoe played the lead in Willie Dynamite, a 1974 cult classic in which he portrays a pimp, wears a purple, fur-trimmed hat, and tools around in a purple tricked-out El Dorado. "Ain't no one crosses Willie D!"

Yup! When steam comes outta the ears, you know you're eating goooood Mexican! Huh, you know, I never thought about a food smiley...great idea, Randall!:D

Seafood - I LOVE seafood! Lobster, clams, squid, sushi, crab...if it's from the sea, and edible, I will eat it.:D Mexican - I loves me Mexican food! The HOTTER, the SPICIER, the better! I'm talking eye-wateringly HOT! I'm talking drinking a gallon of water, and STILL feeling parched! The...

My Top 5 Favorite Films of 2007: 5. Zodiac 4. 3:10 to Yuma 3. No Country for Old Men 2. Sweeney Todd 1. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford