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It's not too creative perhaps because this episode always gets a lot of attention but I'm going to go with the Star Wars episode. I love watching Mark Hamill get a chance to be funny and as a Richard Hunt fan I never get tired of "Ram a Lamb a Ding Dong" and Scooter's "Six String Orchestra." ;)

Of course we don't know the whole story here, but sometimes that is just the way it goes. The first Star Trek movie was not successful and the blame (in part justifiably) was put on the series creator Roddenberry. As a result the following Star Trek films were instead made by new people who...

I think the waiter/actors also know what they want to do and they haven't given up. It's just that it can take a long time for an artist to make it and in the meantime you have to eat. That's what Muppets Take Manhattan is all about, having to go to the school of hard knocks before you can be...

Lol, fair enough. I still say there's nothing wrong with an artist having to work in the beginning. It's just reality.

Oh ok cool I was wondering, it's so sweet. :) :mad:

Btw I love your avatar of Kermit and Piggy!

Don't you get snow there too?

Some do, yes. But if they have a family that becomes more difficult. I really see no shame in an artist having to earn a living. You're not helping your craft much if you're not taking care of yourself.

Every actor says they won't do that...until the heating bill arrives. ;)

That would imply the ability to replicate a soul, which is a whole other ballgame. ;) But maybe that's where the Star Trek holodeck could come in!

I've seen video demonstrations on YouTube, looks pretty interesting if they could really make this work. I always thought the Star Trek replicators were too good to be true, but you never know! Lol

Two reasons that I can think of: 1. Our society keeps the general populace struggling through life and too busy to worry about bigger pictures. 2. I think most Americans know by now that Congress is good at passing bills, but not so good at making them stick.

Well he is right, The Muppets (2011) is a bit homogenized. The thing is the previous projects were a bit too far in the other direction. Perhaps we will eventually see balance. ;)

Well there is a third thing, which many Catholics actually do follow. I scolded someone once for being happy that Wal-Mart had the nativity scene on their coupons, lol.

"Number 9....Number 9...Number 9..." Yeah I can see being creeped out by "Heart of Glass," the combination of the effects and how her voice goes all weird at "but I was so blind."

Yeah that's true it took me awhile to take the plunge so the speak. :insatiable:

That actually happened to me with you awhile back, lol.

I think that's what she'd want you to think. ; )

It's just that no one is really innocent. People are the bullied one day and the next they are the bullies, and then back again. We're all like this. We just like to think it's always the other guy. I went to a Catholic college and we had group meetings about the then new Iraq war and...

I guess people are just happy Marvel finally got its act together movie wise, lol.