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http://blip.tv/OLPresents/olp-christmas-eve-on-sesame-street-5803091 If you're not familiar with Obscurus Lupa, she's a contributor to the website ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com. This review is hilarious and I thought I'd share it with you all. ***The review contains some adult language, so you've...

http://www.suntimes.com/entertainment/9304321-421/harry-morgan-col-potter-on-mash-dies-at-96.html Morgan was also known for playing Det. Bill Gannon on the TV series "Dragnet".

Wow, you guys are getting way too hyped up about a very mediocre show.

I love during "Thankful Heart" when you get to see older versions of The Headmaster and Fozziwig.

I also discovered this rhyme scheme in the second version of "I Was The Greatest Christmas Toy Of All" in The Christmas Toy.

Well, Billy Crystal's not so bad. The last Oscars he hosted that I saw was the year that Return of the King swept every award they were nominated for and I thought he was great!

http://www.imdb.com/news/ni17946913/ Thoughts?

I'm not sure if it's a contractual thing or simply a showing of courtesy, but it seems the minimum amount of characters a performer can be credited for is three. And without Swedish Chef, David would only be credited with two characters (one of which he didn't even voice).

I'll play! Jerry Nelson is credited for performing Camilla in Muppets Take Manhatten, but not in The Muppet Movie. Camilla arguably has a larger role in TMM, so that's always bothered me.

I'm very sad about this; Keane seemed like a great, warm-hearted person and family man. Also, I'm a huge fan of the comic strip; it still never fails to give me belly laughs that even the more topical and cynical strips don't...

Two greats have left us. Legendary and lovably grumpy 60 Minutes commentator Andy Rooney passed away at age 92: http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20540043,00.html The other is a character actor who had a long and varied career: Sid Melton, who was 94. I will always remember him as Sal...

What I mean by this is Pepe started out on MT! and gradually became a stand-out character in all subsequent projects. This started out as a good thing: he was enjoyable to watch and audiences welcomed the idea of a new character to stand beside well loved standards like Kermit and Fozzie. But...

A great performance of one of my favorite songs! The rest of the episode was kinda 'meh', but "Bein' Green" and "Candyman" were the highlights. If I didn't think one particular member would have a fit, I would start a Glee thread at MC in a heartbeat.

Didn't Richard Hunt perform Billy Idle?

Link's easy to find: he's the host of both AFV and Dancing with the Stars.

The only part I really like is the UK Spot: Floyd singing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

But if you look through the whole series, Wembley was never Boober's favorite to begin with. So Boober choosing *anyone* over Wembley shouldn't come as all that much of a surprise.

I'm sorry I'm so late in responding; I was absolutely shocked when I heard this. Earl told great stories that couldn't possibly have been made up and was a genuine warm-hearted person. Am I correct in assuming that Earl is the third MC member to have passed away (after Disneys Muppets and Rosewood)?

I recently re-watched "The Secret Society of Poohbahs" and as the camera transitions to Doc's Workshop towards the end of the episode, if you listen closely Gobo says "We'll try to get Boober to join next week!" (or something to that effect). Do you think he would finally realize the silliness...

I actually prefer wheat-based cereals (although Corn Pops are sort of a guilty pleasure), so as far as Pebbles Boulders are concerned, the 'wheat corruption' doesn't bother me that much.