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It seems like the tire swing in the Arbor all but completely disappeared in the 2000s, only showing up on occasion here and there just to show activity going on in that area in the background.

Once again, not in HD, started two minutes late, and man, this was probably the hammiest I've ever seen Alan before.

:sigh: Well, here we are, the 90s have arrived to let us know it's officially summer. Guess some things never change.

Made it to 300 subscribers on YouTube today. Yeah, I know that means nothing in this day and age, but for me, that's something.

If I recall correctly, I believe he was learning to play the trombone.

Let's not forget too that Bert has had a handful of solo songs over the years as well; "Doin' the Pigeon" and "An Oatmeal Box" immediately spring into mind. Then there's also songs he did with other characters who weren't Ernie, such as "Take a Rest" with Frank's other two characters (makes me...

I mean, at least in PTX's case, it seemed to me that the group ended up being sort of ghetto-ized into a Christmas product, since that's honestly the only time of year I ever hear their music anymore.

Yeah, but Ernie wasn't in it.

I can think of a couple, both of which took place in the park, and both, I believe, were from the early 90s: One has him hearing Simon Soundman making tuba sounds from his mouth, and wanting to try it for himself since he loves the sound of a tuba. The other is when he's feeding pigeons, but...

Like the Jonas Brothers, I had no idea Pentatonix were still a thing.

I just know that Marty met Lisa once, and that Lisa confessed to him that she hated he and Sid when she was a kid, because they had all these different shows on all three networks, while her father only had one show (in syndication), and she never understood why; Marty told her it's because her...

I was thinking today about how certain animators and creators who have worked for Cartoon Network eventually went on to have really stellar careers in the animation industry, while others ended up fading into obscurity. For example, the likes of Genndy Tartakovsky and Craig McCracken went on to...

Patience. Oh wait. . . .

Oh yeah, our curve is gradually spiking again. Big shock.

The Knoxville Fanboy Expo has been completely canceled this year, and as I mentioned previously, although I was really looking forward to meeting the likes of Jamie Farr, Loretta Swit, LeVar Burton, and Jess Harnell to name a few, it's not worth any of us risking our health and safety for a con...

To me, it was the last decent SS Christmas special, in terms of storytelling and the message it conveyed - I wouldn't say it's as good as CEOSS, but it definitely ranks up there, though. It seems like almost every SS Christmas/holiday special that has come out afterwards just feel trite...

One thing I've come to realize about this pandemic is that it's actually supplied material for the cast of characters from my old webcomic mini-series from almost a decade ago to provide social commentary and public service announcements. . . .

Even though PEARLS BEFORE SWINE hasn't been a familiar fixture in our local funny papers, this is actually pretty danm hilarious:

I have to say, looking at more blue prints and maps of the street set that have been surfacing on the internet as of late, I've come to realize how much of my model is actually far more disproportionate than I thought: 123 and Big Bird's nest area are okay, but it turns out that the carriage...

I guess Bill has no beef with Steve, and is still on good terms with him.