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Come down south - instead of White Castle, we have Krystal . . . same difference.

So, Gnomeo and Juliet are back. Why?

One of the BTF episodes on YouTube. One question one week was if anyone of them remembered the very first time they performed on the show, and Peter said as you look through the hole in the wall, he did the two bugs dancing together.

A more useful comment: Peter Linz said this was the first thing he did on SS.

My mom loves them . . . and ends up always losing them. :rolleyes:

Maybe it's just me, but I think it should be called "hickster," because it almost looks like hicks who are trying to look cool.

@LittleJerry92's comments of yesterday got me to thinking and it's just now occured to me that it seems as though Jeanette-type girls are actually kind of taking over the world! O.O Or, more specifically, it seems like girls with brown hair (in varying shades, mind you) and ridiculously huge...

Ur SO greedy and selfish and immature and a really bad fan!!! :p :p :p

Hey @LittleJerry92, I have a question for you: where do you get your clips from? I really need to know! Please answer me right now!!! Do you have copies you can send me?!!?! Can you hook me up with Sesame Workshop !

Exactly. There really was no need to rehash it all over again.

On a similar not, one episode that really irks me is B.J. falling in love with the lady war co-respondant. Mike Farrell wrote and directed that episode, and it's just a trainwreck that screams forced and contrived. I know Mike wanted to show that even faithful B.J. wasn't above temptation, and...

One thing I will say is the transition between Frank and Charles was handled much, much better than Trapper and B.J. Though, to be fair, Wayne Rogers didn't officially leave the show until their mid-season hiatus, so I can see how they had to haphazardly write Trapper out of the show by having...

Oh I know! Why, the other commentators seemed to think I was an uncultured and repressed jerk@s$. They could be right. I could have been so desensitized by the wacky and outlandish humor of comedy of yesteryears to realize just how cultured, sophisticated, and refined gratuitous sex really is! :eek:

I've only recently started following Ken Levine's blog again. I dropped out of it for a while because too many people were angered by my occasional comments against the current state of comedy unnecessarily relying so heavily on sexual content and lowbrow humor.

Either that or I could upgrade my OS to Windows 10 . . . because Adobe's only other alternative is to purchase a third-party audio support program for $600. Either way . . . I really should have just stuck with the version of Premiere I was using (2015). I mean, I do like the slightly updated...

I'm just looking forward to having to mix audio separately again since that new license with Dolby means Dolby Digital audio is no longer supported in Adobe Premiere on older operating systems. And by looking forward to it, I mean I'm dreading it like a sickness . . . I mean, that was one of...

Never tried Avid. The only other thing I've tried was Sony Vegas to familiar myself for a potential job offer, and admittedly, I found it to be an uglier, less user-friendly version of Adobe Premiere.

Not necessarily. The human cast members seemed to go through a period in the 80s where they often wore the same outfits all the time.

For all the problems that @LittleJerry92 and I face with Adobe Premiere from time to time, one thing I will praise about more recent versions of the program are Adjustment Layers: great way to apply effects to your entire timeline without having to do it for each and every individual clip.