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I just rewatched this one today. Although some may not deem this show appropriate binge material due to it's random almost vine-like nature, my only excuse for constantly binging this series is simply:Oh my gosh, I just LOVE this show!

OMG! I'm sooooo happy right now! The guy who created Stacy replied to my post in which referred to her as my "waifu". He said: I'm flattered about how you feel about Stacy (I'm her creator btw). Wow, that is VERY awesome :)

Here's a startling realization I had earlier. Due to how both shows first premiered in 1999, if Stewie Griffin and Cub from Happy Tree Friends were real people they would be 18 years old now. I could be hanging out with Stewie Griffin right now. Wow, that's a VERY weird thought!

The only puppets that have ever scared me are the non Muppet-y ones. Things like marionettes and ventriloquist dummies have a tendency to give me the creeps. Jeff Dunham is really the only exception. For some reason his puppets (including the very controversial Achmed Junior) have never bothered...

Here's another weird one that I heard about on YouTube a few months ago: Somebody mentioned a creepy animation about Ludwig van Beethoven that is supposedly one of the "creepiest and most elusive Sesame Street skits of all time". It sounded completely innocent from the few things he could...

I heard a mention of this on the website Kindertrauma (even the poster wasn't sure whether he/she had dreamed it or not). But anyway, does anybody remember a skit that sounds similar to this? An animation set in a desert with a creepy voiced narrator saying "-ut" words (hut, nut, shut, etc.)...

I used to love them as a kid, but for some reason I feel kind of disturbed by the William Wegman dogs now. It's probably because of the creepy voice narrating over them more so than the dogs themselves

Gorram? Nice Firefly reference :)

Has anybody here seen Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood? It's basically a modernized cartoon version of Mr. Rogers featuring a cute talking tiger. I haven't seen much of it but I do like how it's animated. Because although I always liked the good messages the show had and the positive, gentle attitude...

I have a question:How do you feel when the character you love gets killed off? Does it make you just as sad as if any old character died or does it make you especially depressed? Although it's not official, I had a TERRIBLE thought this morning. Giggles may have been officially killed off...

I watched Pound Puppies one time because John DiMaggio (the voice of Bender from Futurama) was on there and I thought it was a pretty good show.

Wow, that's awesome :)

My current voice actor crush is Sarah Michelle Gellar. I've never seen Buffy though, but the fact that she's a regular on Robot Chicken and is best friends with Seth Green is enough to make me like her.

Giggles is no longer just a crush. We're married now: Just kidding :)

Yes. She's VERY pretty as well. Not to mention, she voiced a lot of my favorite childhood characters (Timmy Turner, Angel from Lilo & Stitch, Raven from Teen Titans, etc.) :)

I used to feel the same way about Tara Strong. She has the cutest, prettiest voice I'd ever heard in all of animation

I know it sounds crazy but this one really doesn't have the juvenile, offensive feel of Family Guy though.

The average Family Guy viewers The average Orville viewer Who says Seth can't appeal to more than one type of person........or only one intelligence level lol jk

Has anybody seen Seth MacFarlane's new live-action sci-fi series The Orville yet? Despite being created by Seth MacFarlane, it has a completely different feel than Family Guy and I actually really like seeing him change it up a bit. Rather than a half and hour worth of toilet and body part...

For some reason, on the same audio commentary one of the writers of the show said that they found this little skit creepier than the Snuggles softener bear one: Jeez, you must have to REALLY like monkeys to find this skit more disturbing than their nightmarish interpretation of Snuggles. I...