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As you all probably know, Sidebottom only appeared in three episodes: "Boober's Dream", "Boober's Quiet Day", and "Sidebottom Blues". My question is, do you think more could have been done with the character or was it best that he was only in three eps?

I love Lanford (Mokey's pet Deathwort) to death, but I have a few questions*: 1) Why was this character introduced? 2) What episodes does he play a major role? *:search: : You have questions? How existential! (Sorry, I couldn't resist!)

Actually, The M.P. was played by the great character actor Brian Dennehy, who I actually had the pleasure of meeting last summer.

http://www6.comcast.net/tv/articles/2008/01/20/Obit.Pleshette/

When I was in my local Goodwill store the other day, I found a "Dog City" children's book called "The Big Squeak" which is supposedly based on an actual episode of the show. Seeing as "Dog City" merchandise of nay kind is extremely rare, I thought I'd share it with you all. :D

One comment I'd like to add to this one is that during the tug-of-war scene (and this has been confirmed on one of the fansites for the show), when they all fall into the mud, Loretta Swit is actually screaming in pain and Alan Alda is saying "It's okay, Loretta, it's okay...". Of course, her...

Great synopsis of Morse's career, Winslow! I would like to add to it, though: he was in a little known musical adaptation of "Some Like It Hot" called "Sugar" in 1974; he played the Jack Lemmon role.

This intrigues me; would you mind explaining?:confused:

I can somewhat empathize with you, Jonathan. I went to a Christian high school, where most secular musicals were taboo. I wasn't even *allowed* to mention RENT in the school, and I got suspended for suggesting that we do Jesus Christ Superstar for our winter production. Then one year, when...

http://www6.comcast.net/music/articles/2007/12/17/Obit.Fogelberg/

Well, I started a new account and now magically I'm allowed to start new threads!:rolleyes: So, thank you, Luke, for encouraging me to go for it (I'm sure I'll have a good experience). And, Snowthy, I'm sorry about your unpleasant history with TV.com; that sounded very frustrating.

Please read this... http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21296972 So what if she's "the worst part of the show"? Would you rather have Drew Lachey back? Watching my grandmother knit is more entertaining than him.

Okay, here's my thoughts on tonight's show... 1) Towards the end of Mark Cuban's behind-the-scenes montage (when he was explaining his costume), it ended rather abruptly before he could finish his statement. Did anyone else notice this, or was it just *my* cable provider on the fritz...

Part 5 The end of the week finally came and Lindy could not have been more excited. He, Kirk, and Chamberlain had to leave the house at 5:30 AM to get on the plane by 7:00. But first they had to pick up Amber. As excited as Lindy was, he was perturbed about the extra company. He didn’t have a...

Okay, here's my thoughts on tonight's show... 1) What was with Carrie Ann and calling people on the lifts? She was like the 'lift Nazi"! I swear, she must've called five different couples on *possible* lifts. 2) Am I the only one who's glad to see Samantha Harris come back from her maternity...

Well, I'm not going trick 'r' treating, but I'll be handing out candy as Sweeney Todd!

Part 4 When Chamberlain, Lindy, and Kirk got back to the house, they were all very excited about their upcoming trip to Hollywood and were telling Fozzie and Lightning everything that happened. "Wow, Hollywood; that's the highest place you can be when you're a movie star!" clamored Fozzie...

Happy 34th birthday, hope it's great and that you get everything you want!

Well, I can somewhat emphasize what you're going through, Beth. About a year ago, my dad retired from a local fire department after 25 years, but was still able to find part-time work that was closer to home. Well, he had to take some sort of stupid aptitude test that he failed, so he then got...

Happy birthday, Phil; as always, thanks for the great site!