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Ah! Thank you! Sorry to admit I'm not up on my Harry Potter...:o

Wow! Never knew that either! I recently learned (through these forums) that TV Land has been showing live-action movies, too.

Speaking of Futurama, I thought Groening and Co. were supposed to start new episodes this summer on, was it Comedy Central? Or Cartoon Network?

Really? Wouldn't surprise me, but...wow!:rolleyes: I like Cartoon Network's Adult Swim lineup (Family Guy, Futurama, Aqua Teen, Robot Chicken, Pee-wee), but that's all I watch it for.

Yeah...not sure what a "Mimbletonia" is myself...:confused:

H.P. name: Ron Patronus: Mimbletonia

FAN-tastic (so far!):)

"Brand New Key" - Melanie

"Good Lovin'" - The Rascals

The first VACATION was great, but I also like Christmas Vacation. The other two are hit or miss. They have some good moments, but overall, don't hold up for 90 minutes. But IMO the best Lampoon movie is the first, Animal House. Here you had the cream of the Lampoon writing staff (including...

"Everybody Hurts" - R.E.M.

When I first heard about the Underdog movie, I assumed it would be something like Rocky & Bullwinkle, mixing the live actors with computer-generated/animated ones who looked/acted like the originals. I never thought they'd use a real dog...

I miss Ernest!:(

"Upside Down Frown" - They Might Be Giants

"Here, There and Everywhere" - The Beatles

Vern usually got the best of Ernest, though...slamming a windowsill down on his hands, ignoring Ernest while he (Vern) would sit down to a nice meal, etc.

Yeah, today it's mostly attributed to the Chipmunks, and even turns up on Chipmunk compilation albums as a Chipmunk track. But when "Witch Doctor" was originally recorded, I think it was only credited to David Seville, as this was prior to "The Chipmunk Song."

The Chipmunks were born in 1958. Ross Bagdasarian (under the name David Seville) recorded a novelty song, "Witch Doctor," using sped-up vocals to imitate the chants of the witch doctor. Later that same year, he recorded "The Chipmunk Song," utilizing the same process, but this time identifying...

LOL!

Jim Varney did TONS of commercials throughout his lifetime. The Ernest character debuted in 1980, doing an advert (for all things) a local appearance by the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Ernest shilled for various dairy companies throughout the country, natural gas companies, car dealerships...