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Big Bird and Oscar in scenes together, or discussing the other isn't uncommon. And there was an interesting bit of dialogue when Ernie and Bert go camping, and Ernie hears a frog croaking, to which he asks Bert, "Does that remind you of anybody we know?"

Former M*A*S*H writer Ken Levine has written up an imagining of what it would be like if the show was rebooted today with the original actors (the ones still living), and it is absolutely hilarious; makes me wish they would actually film this as an actual skit or something...

I don't even really know how TV Tropes can be considered a "snowflake" site, especially considering the staff had been really implementing a strict no complaining rule in my waning days there . . . which is really odd, because one of the things that lured me to TV Tropes in the first place was...

It appears that Constantine has actually been trying to assume Kermit's identity as early as 1969. . . . Those eyes give it away. :skeptical:

HAWKEYE: Henry, you're not gonna approve this idiot's application, are you? MARGARET: That's "Major" to you, Captain! HAWKEYE: Henry, you're not gonna approve this major idiot's application, are you?

Why not Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network?

People are just sick of sequels, period.

And Maury used to have variety waaaay back when . . . I mean, it wasn't always about paternity tests or infidelity, sometimes it was about addictions, or problemed children . . . Maury's show way back when was more like if Dr. Phil's show tried to be like Springer.

Not too different from Maury.

And that laugh he does every three minutes. . . .

Yes: it's just plain stupid. It's like how Nostalgia Critic described A TROLL IN CENTRAL PARK: just mindless, mind-number entertainment pandering to kids without any respect to them. Flat, one-dimensional characters that are either annoying or just plain unlikable, and not to mention how...

When I was that age, the best thing in the day was coming home on weekdays to watch Rocko (for me, anyway), followed by the original All That, followed by Kenan & Kel.

No, I hate it. When I was in middle school over fifteen years ago, I was considered a social outcast because I didn't like SpongeBob, and somehow, SpongeBob was the only acceptable cartoon to watch, otherwise, everything else was considered "for babies," and if you still watched other cartoons...

Absolutely not. I know a lot of people complain that 90s Lola had no personality, and was used as nothing more than a sex symbol, but at least she served a purpose of bringing in a female demographic, and showing that girls can be tough when they need to be (albeit in a shoehorned kind of way)...

So one of the new big partner channels on YouTube right now is yet another count-down channel, but that isn't what the headdesk part is: the headdesk part is the guy who owns this channel narrates each and every video in a voice that sounds like if MacinTalk had a Leif Garrett voice. Every...

No. Not a bad looking font. In all honesty, if I need to use a comic book-esque font for anything, I use one that's called "Zud Juice," as it really does look like the kind of font you'd find in speech bubbles in comics, not to mention unlike other comic fonts, it actually follows the rule that...

Even though I hate FAMILY GUY, I always love doing these things and seeing what the final results look like:

Raven was one of the hottest animated babes of the 2000s.