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This isn't a full-on rant so much as it is just a little mini-vent of frustration, but I am absolutely dumbfounded that I'm having such a hard time finding a replacement voice actress for MORON LEAGUE 4 - especially considering I've been seeking out auditions within a fandom that seems to love...

Another interesting thing about EEE is that it was the first original CN show that wasn't produced in-house by Hanna-Barbera, or what eventually became Cartoon Network Studios . . . a trend that continued with their new original shows up until Billy and Mandy.

Not to mention, they already did a Good Burger reunion on Jimmy Fallon years ago:

So, it's looking like Kenan and Kel may be in talks for a GOOD BURGER sequel.

52 11 minute entries = 26 full half-hour episodes. But even so, that's about half the amount of an average kids show since the early 90s. Most shows tend to last exactly 52 episodes, unless they're particularly successful, then they can go on for 65 or even 78.

If you peruse through this thread, you'll see that one of my favorite dubs is a German dub. :P

The music's fine, but the vocals are . . . they could use some work.

But that reminds me of something else that made me roll my eyes today: People on Facebook already counting down the days, hours, minutes, and even seconds till spring. Gah, suck it up people!

Yeah, with you being even further south than me, you really do have it even worse. But, yeah, it actually was in the 70s New Year's Eve here, too. And, it was an incredibly windy and rainy day as well . . . it suddenly felt like we skipped ahead to late April.

I too found the way she ended almost every sentence, or uttering one-word exclamations in Spanish to be a tad . . . gratuitous?

Actually Happened feels like its trying to compete against storybooth, but I'll say Actually Happened's videos feel a little more in-depth and detailed in the stories they share, whereas storybooth stories tend to be brief - I don't think I've seen one longer than four minutes . . . except when...

Ever since I made this post the other day, I've actually been thinking about a certain aspect of my story: http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/respectful-politics-thread-lets-just-see.63654/page-164#post-1255609 So, here's what I've been thinking . . . the girl in-question who I had...

That's true. I can see why certain older home video releases may have had to be changed somewhat in more recent years, because of aging and such, but even so, as a kid in the 90s, seeing older inserts with younger Maria didn't seem at all disorienting to me . . . but, it might have for more...

Oh, gee, I mean that's a bit strong, don't you think? The guy was mentally unstable, some of the changes were probably the result of behavior that was beyond his own control.

I suppose because of stigmas and American mentality, that it feels a little awkward for dudes to be hugging other dudes, than it would be for dudes to be hugging dudettes, or vice-versa.

Holy crap, what a bizarre coincidence! Steve Harvey ended up talking about this very thing on FAMILY FEUD last night!

Yes. Back when I ran my old Kathy Greenwood fansite, when I saw a new member registered to the forum used an AOL email, I would actually create a new temporary password for them, then contact them directly with their temp password, just so they can log into their account.

To be fair, Phil has to approve new memberships before new users can actually start posting on the forum (since we've had issues with bots and spam accounts in the past), but he seems to only do that every so often, hence why there can be random occasions of a sudden influx of new members...

This was another street story that had a much more traditional, even old-school vibe to it, given that SS has a history of doing stories where the characters put on a play for the entire neighborhood to see, such as Prairie Dawn's pageants and such. Once again, there was no actual conflict...

Honestly, never. Other than walking into a library where they always had Arthur books, I've never actually seen any actual Arthur merchandise in any store any where. Only Arthur stuff I've ever seen was when my local PBS used to have a massive conference room that was decorated almost like a toy...