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If you're asking what I think you are asking, then the direct answer to your question is yes, but the elaborate answer is that I wouldn't do such ever again.

Tony is a far more common name than Danza is.

His Mexican counterpart, Pancho, certainly does, and even has his own song about it (borrowed from Cookie Monster, that is). . . . For that very reason, when I was younger and I'd sing along to the song, I would alter the lyrics of the refrain from, "Tell us about the boy from New York City"...

Agreed. It kind of deviated away from the point of the show, at least I think . . . but, at the same time, I suppose after four seasons already, there were only so many other story and plot ideas they could've done in this "perpetual summer vacation" motif; putting them back in school would have...

Back in my day, it was actually a pretty big deal for our favorite shows to actually get a fifth season or even a sixth season, because the four-season contractual standard seemed to be strictly adhered to, so if any show managed to actually be renewed beyond its fourth season, that was...

I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if I was actually an Aspie . . . I seriously have too many of the common traits and characteristics of Asperger's to not be: obsessive compulsive; limited interests; a need to adhere to strict routines and rituals; paying attention to small details most...

That's rightwing hypocrisy for ya.

Yeah, that's a thing now apparently. :rolleyes:

I'm still trying to wrap my mind around the fact that Annoying Orange is still a thing to the point that it not only has its own app, but now has plush toys in those claw machines.

My Bagge.

I mean who does that? Some things are better left done alone.

As of right now, Marty Grabstein posted a rather heartfelt video dedication to Thea on Instagram.

I give John Dilworth kudos for going for authenticity: more often than not, animated shoes tend to just hire unionized voice actors who could possibly imitate the way a sweet old lady or a crochety old man may sound, but in the case of Muriel and Eustace (and even Eustace's Ma), they actually...

Well, to be fair, they did say the movie's continuity would be separate from the series' proper.

They did work very well together in whatever they appeared in as a duo, I agree with you there. As far as their take on the Odd Couple is concerned, they were great together, and Walter Matthau was really good as Oscar (then again, he was just perfectly suited for those kinds of curmudgeonly...

I won't lie, but that 13 remark could easily apply to a girl I knew in 8th grade who often was on the receiving end of some unwanted attention from boys for that very reason. :smirk:

Why does the intro to the new movie feel more like the kind of montage that would precede the end credits of a somewhat emotional series finale? On another note, even though apparently Chris Savino outright refuses to even look at TLH anymore, something tells me watching this would make him...

Nah, I had my doubts about the validity of this - especially considering it was being claimed he was blaming on systemic racism. I had trouble taking that seriously.