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See, that's my only concern. I know Richter left to pursue his own career, so he may not want to come back to do Late Night. Being that Michael Ian Black auditioned for Craig Ferguson's old job, I don't think he'd have a problem with taking over for Conan when he leaves. And I watched Carson...

See, I haven't watched him in about a year, so I still have that bland image in my head. But I'll watch tonight.

C'mon now, have a little faith. Just because Richter hasn't found nearly as much success as he deserves doesn't mean that he doesn't have what it takes to carry a show on his own. Have you seen any of his shows that were canceled? Or at least Andy Richter Controls the Universe and/or Andy Barker...

No. It's way, way more than that. We watch everything we buy - together. Movies and television are not hobbies to us. It's a family experience that we've been doing for years now, and that we won't ever stop doing. And, yes, we're all huge movie and television junkies. Calling it a "hobby"...

What was the last movie you saw in theaters?

I'm sure there's sheet music for The Rainbow Connection somewhere. Dunno 'bout He'll Make Me Happy. EDIT: I found the sheet music for The Rainbow Connection on this site, for $3.95. Hope it helps.

Well... it really can't hurt to see where they're going with this. Still, I feel like this sort of thing is better suited for Sesame Street. I'm not planning on joining Jim Hill's message boards just to vote in those polls, but I'm a fan of the Muppets because of their entertainment value, NOT...

That's definitely one of my favorite recent videos. Love it.

Ugh. I can't stand Carson Daly. I'd be all for it if Michael Ian Black replaced him. It just feels right to me that Richter replace Conan.

All the problems I had with the first I had with this one, but this one gets a push ahead since it has even more great Johnny stuff, and because of the Silver Surfer. I'm really excited that a Silver Surfer spin-off flick is in the works. Man, we were missing a comic book movie-related thread...

Well, it's not so much about where we get the money as much as where we get the DVDs. A number of methods: -My entire family consists of cinephiles, so birthday/Christmas/whatever gifts ALWAYS consist of DVDs, and we're a big family. -We're very good friends with Chris, the owner of our local...

6,000 titles. Well, hang on. :checking the list: My family owns 6,023 titles at this point in our DVD collection.

I would dearly love to see this special, somehow.

Cream cheese on pizza? Intriguing!

Oh my God, Elmopalooza! I forgot that existed.

Just a month! Oh, I'm so excited. Life is worth living again.

WOW! Sixty in all... I know what I'm doing tomorrow.

Man, looking through Mr. Quinn's site is astonishing... he's been EVERYWHERE. Can't wait to hear what the new segment is this week!

Here's Grover's appearance from Jimmy Kimmel Live... "You were great in Sideways."

My DVD collection is close to 6,000 at this point, but we STILL own many VHS tapes for movies that don't have DVD releases, such as The African Queen.