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But that was a big, noticeable change. The early episodes were nothing like that. It's so upsetting when a show ends up selling out like that, especially a kid's show.

Fairly Odd Parents will go down in history for me as Biggest, Backstabbing, Disappointment Ever. That show started off so well, I loved it, and then just degenerated into cruel, non funny "humor" with absolutely zero message. It should just be put out of its misery.

I have to agree, it was physically painful for me to try and watch that show. :ouch: I liked Danny better. It never became a regular thing for me, but some episodes were actually very sweet. :)

Yay, nostalgia buddies! Lol :halo:

I understand, it's just that I haven't seen any signs that the show's style is going to change any time soon. ;)

I don't have any bad memories of The Little Prince, but I don't remember too much either. I more fondly remember Belle and Sebastian.

All I have to say is: "The Little Prince, from outer space, can catch a shooting star and sail away. Perhaps one day, he'll come your way!"

That is indeed the Nick I remember from very early on; probably one of my first exposures to any kind of anime actually.

Which is fine, I just don't want them giving me some psychological hogwash about them being "dangerous." The whole thing was insulting to my intelligence and contributing to the degradation of our popular culture saying children should stay away from anything old.

If that were a real Broadway musical, I'd take my kids to see Ripley's instead, lol.

Referring to like head shots actors or musicians get made to publicize themselves.

Definitely an 80's/'90s Nick fan! It was hard to choose from that list but I picked Pete & Pete. There truly never was a show quite like it! ;)

Or something like "While these DVDs can be educational, they don't feature the character that brings in the money."

Well I did realize recently that having a good memory for lyrics and dialogue can be a bit of a curse. I've always been able to soak things up very easily when say listening to my ipod or watching movies and the euphoria goes very high. But very quickly I get quite down and depressed once the...

Definitely, I think that's what's missing from our pop culture art today. Our pop culture avoids pain, or pretends to have pain but doesn't have a clue.

I don't know if a woman could never play Piggy; bottom line it would just have to be someone who is able to see the humor in a diva sort of character and not worry about being politically correct, yet also make her vulnerable.

Or she's a female who knows what she wants in life. :mad: :)

Star Wars fans at least tend to know who he is and that he's a Muppet performer (even if they're not sure what characters lol).

And that insane disclaimer about how much these episodes will harm children, lol.

Yeah you would think that would be obvious, lol.