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You sound like Duke Remington hacked your account. I was speaking of the member @MWoO in response to his pervious remarks about previous examples of Muppets engaging in adult humor and jocularity. As far as the movie is concerned, no, it wasn't the greatest Muppet thing ever produced, but it...

Here's another one for from a more contemporary pop song: Correct lyrics: "I saw the sign." Mishead lyrics: "I'm so sorry."

I would strongly recommend/suggest if you're going to use a Baby Bear character in your pitch, that you go in a different direction with the character's personality, maybe look for a new way you can spin the character, as opposed to copying SS's interpretation of the character.

I've heard it's "reversible," but you have to work really, really, really work hard to reverse it (i.e. really exercize, really go on a serious diet, and really lose a lot of weight) . . . I suppose that's just a false hope doctors tell patients, because they also taught us in middle school that...

The forced gratuituous adult content was one thing, but really, the 2015 series' main problem was that they tried way too hard to give it mainstream appeal by bringing in mainstream writers and directors to make it seem more like other mainstream "sitcoms" like THE OFFICE, THE BIG BANG THEORY...

"Pee-wee? How old are you?" ~ David Letterman

Disney just needs to stop buying everything up.

Not so weird, but I saw Jen Barnhart on an episode of LAW & ORDER: SVU.

Yep, the world-famous spokesperson for Liberty Medical, the "Diabeetus" guy has passed away at the ripe age of 85. No word yet on the cause of death, so it's unknown whether it's related to diabetes or not, but I have to admit, he was always one of my favorite memes . . . as a matter of fact...

I can kind of hear it a little, but then again, Eric seems to naturally have a rather nasally voice, so I think it might be unintentional for his to slip into a more Bert-esque voice at times, since his Bert is really nasally.

THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR actually isn't a fictionalization of Will Smith's life at all, it was based on another musician's life entirely.

Doug's already done a full video review of MUPPETS NOW!

I thought so too, but he said he wasn't him. Similarly, there's been the debate over whether or not we hear Wayne Rogers's voice in "Welcome to Korea," as some sources say yes, others say no.

Actually, the last eight Super Bowls have dropped it down to the nineth most-watched TV program in history: https://www.mash4077tv.com/articles/gfa-ratings/

I know after McLean Stevenson's career crashed and burned, he held onto a sliver of hope that one day the producers would call him up and offer to bring him back, and retcon Henry's death by saying he actually survived, washed ashore, spent time in a Korean hospital with amnesia, and eventually...

Ugh, I hate it when they suddenly throw wrenches into character arcs like that. Like Binky suddenly having peanut allergies when he never had them before, or Francine suddenly being insecure and having stage fright when she loves being the center of attention.

There's far more retconning attributed to just how long this series has gone on.

There's a YouTube channel called Tacrumacky Studios that does little cut-out animation videos - I found it afew years ago because there's a number of short little M*A*S*H animations, but the other day, I happened to stumble onto this bizarre little video of theirs in which a squeaky-voiced...

Break a leg, kiddo! Hopefully they'll supply you with monitors so you can see what you're doing, and I can tell you from experience, once you focus on that monitor, there's nothing else in the world around you: you and that monitor are all alone.