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Well this was unexpected...last night I had a dream I owned the Electric Mayhem some money, but it wouldn't go through until my parents did a deposit at the bank. Floyd and Zoot were saying were skeptical I'd ever come through, though I did manage to smooth things over by providing stock footage...

Have you seen this article from 1988? http://articles.philly.com/1988-04-05/news/26253529_1_teen-idols-kids-boomers

If you want to be positive, then be positive. There is no problem here, lol.

This again, guys? I'm sorry but people don't give off negative vibes or ruin an experience for you. That is entirely your responsibility if something is ruined for you or not. If you think someone is being negative, move on and ignore them. You guys could have continued being positive a few...

You guys are both right, lol. There's some cartoons that still try to raise the bar (Rescue Bots is pretty clever). There's some cartoons that are utter nonsense and kids only like them because everyone else in their class likes them, lol.

Can I just give Fraggle Rock some credit in this department? That episode where Cotterpin is dealing with the senior citizen Doozers who don't want to let go of their old way of buildings things. I love the ending where the elderly Doozers finally see the modern Doozer constructions and say...

That is a valid point, but it will be easier to avoid online, lol.

It is unfair and inaccurate to dismiss millennials as merely spoiled and entitled. I mean yeah, maybe a bit spoiled in the sense that millennials had it better than previous generations in a lot of ways. But that doesn't mean they're incapable of working hard. That really comes down to the...

Television sold out so much to the Reality nonsense, I'm not sure it deserves to stick around, lol. And frankly the future is where people can actually seek out what they're looking for and find it, rather than having to settle for what some executive decided will be aired. Now something that...

Wasn't PG-13 created in 1984? Yet there will still plenty of questionable PG movies in the '80s. Did it just take awhile for studios to start actually using it?

Another one I can think of is Goonies. I only ever saw it on TV growing up, not VHS. And I always wondered why half of Corey Feldman's lines sounded weird, lol. Turns out I was hearing the sanitized dubbed version for Television.

Have you ever had a movie that you knew would make you happy for the rest of your life? That movie for me has always and will always be Muppets Take Manhattan. :)

I worked at a summer camp that tried to enforce a rule that the kids were only allowed to watch G rated movies. One time I asked about a PG movie and the counselor looked all annoyed and asked what movie it was. I said, ".....It's E.T." And she was all, "Ohhhh ok, that's fine!" Lol :p The...

Well back when it was written that was probably true, but there's been a lot of nice tributes in the past few years. The Muppetcast did a few, you can still hear those I believe. http://muppetcast.com/WordPress/tag/richard-hunt/feed/ RHLC member MuppetNewsgirl made an AIDS quilt...

Cool! Well have you read the Muppet Central tributes section for Richard? http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/tributes/hunt/index.shtml

Probably the most bizarre example of this was 1985's Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend. Still hard to understand how that one got by the censors. Language, people! :o

Hey! Nope, the thread's not closed, everyone's just been busy. Feel free to share! ;)

Yeah a lot of people forget out risque '80s family movies could be. I think it's partly because we're used to seeing them in their TV edited versions, lol.

Sarah Silverman, eh, not sure why she's funny (except for that Matt Damon thing maybe, lol). But I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed Ted so I'd be willing to give this a try. :)

Those two movies have ended up meaning so much to a lot of people. I am so grateful to have grown up with Labyrinth. Sometimes it takes awhile for your work to be recognized but you can't give up. :)