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I bet this one was hard to do because I can't think of too many Mupppet father-son duos. Probably not my favorite menu (the Muppet Babies Easter one is my favorite so far), but I do like the Fraggle theme. --Klonoa "Look ma, I caught a fwaggle!"

In college, when I had lots more free time (really) and an ethernet connection, I read www.comics.com every day. Now, to me, it's more fun to read them from the newspaper and battle with Jeff over who gets to read the Sunday comics first. Like comic books and manga, I can't seem to get into...

Hey the way things are now, there's probably a Wal-Mart and a Starbucks in the Fraggle caves. Can you milk radishes? --Klonoa

I've also seen Doozer plush toys at Suncoast. It's a video store chain found in malls. Might be cheaper than Hot Topic. --Klonoa

Watching the Garfield movie makes me want to talk about another big interest of mine. (yes, I do like to learn about other things besides video games): Newspaper comic strips. They've always fascinated me for some reason. Let's discuss our favorites! Well, I have a lot of favorites, but I'll...

Yeah I agree with AndyWan and JaniceFerSure, Garfield the Movie really wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Why not read my full review? It's actually my first movie review for GamerDad. http://www.gamerdad.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=330...

The only two things I remember about it was MathNet and a Pac-Man parody called Math Man. Math Man would have to run around a maze eating the right equation or a grumbling purple tornado would eat him. --Klonoa I hate math.

SOUND?? No, this one didn't have sound. It was a silent film. A silent, choppy, 2 minute film...if even that long. Snakes are easy to make. That's why I did the snake. And snowmen are easy to make too. And the snowman didn't have to move much. Just his mouth. The clay boy was sculped...

Yeah Muppetsdownunder I've done a bit of clay animation myself and it is HARD! I took a just-for-fun class a few years ago where they taught us how to do clay animation. After that class I had an even bigger appreciation for Wallace and Gromit. The clay animation I did was really crude...

I used to have a T-shirt that said "Cracking toast, Gromit." Anyone have any info on the movie? Chicken Run was great. Anyone ever see "Creature Comforts?" The Chevron gas commercials? The one mattress commercials with the sheep? Those are all the Wallace and Gromit people. --Klonoa

Just wondered if anyone here likes Wallace and Gromit. I really do. http://www.gamerdad.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=324 --Klonoa

Does Oscar count as a monster? He's my favorite. --Klonoa :grouchy:

I can write fairly well. You can see what I do at www.gamerdad.com I took enough German in college and high school that I can kind of still speak it. Same deal with piano and bass trombone...could play them in high school. I'm very good at most video games. I can print and publish...

There is a Baby Looney Tunes cartoon. It's horrible. Not like Muppet Babies, which was brilliant. --Klonoa

Totally unrelated, but in the Worm Olympics episode where Slimey is competing and everyone is watching him on TV, one of the ads on the track in the background says "Nine Inch Worm." --Klonoa Sesame Street parodies are great

Dorothy is a SUPER FISH, invulnerable to all the crap that Elmo puts in her bowl. Dorothy needs to join the Justice League of Sesame Street, along with Super Grover and Captain Vegetable and...uh...I don't know any more. --Klonoa

One I remember was when Forgetful Jones was in the bathroom and he forgot was he went in there to do, and good old Clementine was showing him all the things he brought in the bathroom with him (soap, brush, his "fluffiest, most aborbent towel") in order to try and remind him what he was doing...

Wasn't there a skit where Grover was singing "The Hills Are Alive With the Sound of Music" and then the hills he was sitting on actually became alive and started moving around. That's all I can remember from that one. --Klonoa

Not a TV commercial per se, but a couple of years ago I went to see a movie at Lowe's theaters and the don't smoke/be quiet in the movie short at the beginning starred characters from Sesame Street. It was HILARIOUS. Better than the actual movie I saw there, actually. --Klonoa

I remember that skit very well. Had the same art style as another cartoon skit where a boy thought he saw an aligator in his room (it was his dog). --Klonoa