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Antoine "Fats" Domino, one of the pioneers of rock and roll known for such hits as "Blueberry Hill", "Ain't That a Shame", "I'm Walkin", "Blue Monday", "My Blue Heaven", "Walking to New Orleans", and a longtime New Orleans resident, died on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2017 at the age of 89 from natural...

Did you hear the one about Fozzie playing baseball? :o When he was at bat and the umpire called ball four, he took a "wocka-wocka" to first base! As for the young first-year recruit from Kashyyyk (Chewbacca's home planet), he received the "Wookie of the Year" award.

Here's a bizarre video featuring human musicians dressed as Muppets playing the Swedish Chef's theme...:hungry:

In regards to #9, it seems rather ironic that Tom Petty would go on to star in King of the Hill (the sitcom) about a decade or so after the song duet with Roger McGuinn...

Tom Petty also had a memorable run on King of the Hill as Elroy "Lucky" Kleinschmidt, the friendly good ol' boy redneck who eventually married Luanne Platter... And now for a few of Mr. Petty's memorable videos in memoriam...

One's a hothead, the other's a miser...

After graduating from high school in 1991, my mom took me to a Chuck E.'s in Colorado to celebrate; nowadays I just feel that the "Looks like today is your Chuck E. Day" ad campaign seems (to my opinion, at least) like it's already lost its novelty with tickets coming out of faucets, drinking...

I've wondered if there has ever been fan artwork out there depicting the Mystery Inc. gang as the Inside Out characters: If so, the Mystery Inc. / Inside Out lineup might look something like this: Freddy = Anger Velma = Sadness, with a bit of Disgust (?); based on Velma's & Sadness's similar...

Has anyone ever noted that Camden's appearance and voice resembles Tex Avery's Droopy? They both have red hair, drooping cheeks, and their voices sound very similar...

Yes; he had a cameo in the 2014 film as the kindly gentleman in the cafe who raises a glass to Paddington as he passes by in a taxi...

Both of them? I just want to be sure that you're not confusing :) with the Oscar-Grover "missing link".... :super: :grouchy:

I for one would really like to see an animated adaptation of Pirates of the Caribbean, since they recently released Dead Men Tell No Tales, the fifth installment in the series... I don't know if it's been mentioned yet: 1998-1999's Disney's Hercules: The Animated Series, based on 1997's...

It almost looks like :super:'s and :grouchy:'s long-lost "missing link" brother, years before The Great Muppet Caper would have the "father" of Kermit and Fozzie billed as "identical twins"... muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Gleep muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Kermit_and_Fozzie%27s_Dad

Nowadays, they have another classic network for game shows called Buzzr, which could very well be described as everything GSN used to be, only better. For example: Whenever you saw/see classic game shows on GSN, the end portion would fall victim to GSN's infamous "credit crunches", which would...

Another role he was known for was as Simon Trent, a.k.a. The Gray Ghost, one of Batman/Bruce Wayne's childhood heroes on Batman: The Animated Series. In "Beware the Gray Ghost", Simon Trent, who played the Gray Ghost, is unemployed and out of money, with Trent attempting to sell his memorabilia...

According to the trivia section of Gonzo's Muppet Wiki profile, his only dislike is insurance agents.... :concern: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Gonzo

It was Macaulay Culkin who lost two of his sisters; sorry for the typo, it must have slipped my mind when dividing it into paragraphs....