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I don't think Big Bird needs to be retired. The problem isn't that he's run his course, the problem is the writers don't seem to know what to do with him. Looking at many recent episodes, he's rather bland, has few lines, and rarely gets a story to himself. But Big Bird is still a popular...

I got sick just before Christmas that same year. Miraculously, I woke up on Christmas Day, and I was all better.

Well, they're not actually on the show anymore, so it makes sense they wouldn't be on the float. As of season 48 Alan, Nina, and Chris are the only ones credited. Chris never appears on the float, so it's felt a bit lonely the past few years. I'm still hoping they add one more cast member to...

Whatevs man, whatever floats your boat, you shouldn't be afraid to share it (in the appropriate setting, of course).

One thing i've learned from the internet: If it exists then it's a fetish.

This gives me some hope: http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/harrison-ford-steps-woman-car-ran-off-road/story?id=51274886 Maybe all male celebrities aren't trash after all.

:laugh: Cell is 100% me. Watching the full version of this helped a little. Thanks.

UGH, I heard about John Lassetter earlier. I was just in shock and on the verge of tears for hours. He was one of my idols in animation! Now I don't feel like I can trust anybody in the entertainment business (specifically men).

No thank you, a bit too salty for my taste :p.

I only remember Snow Day because it has Josh Peck. It's sad that these stereotypes still exist in Hollywood, but i'm really glad Josh lost weight and wasn't forced to play the wimpy/nerdy/awkward fat sidekick for the rest of his career

No thanks, I like my griping with mashed potatoes and gravy on the side

So, he used to be Cookie Monster?

It's kind of funny when you think about it: This whole month we've been complaining about Christmas overshadowing Thanksgiving, and that thread has been overshadowing this thread.

I saw my grandmother's divorce papers from 1973. That was strange. Didn't know she still had those.

What, are you some kind of chocolate hating Scrooge? ;)

I can't stand all the Christmassy stuff happening so early, but I actually wouldn't mind seeing the M&M ad.

@fuzzygobo mentioned the "WOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH!" every time somebody kissed. Well, I think 90s sitcoms were the worst offenders. It's at least a little understandable when the audience is young and half of them haven't had their first kiss. But when it was adult shows like say, Friends or Living...

Well, that was a treat. I love that we're getting to hear the performers sing in their actual voices. Also, I love Jellyman Kelly. Watching these makes me want to work there even more. Everyone seems so nice, and you can tell they love what they do. But, it also helps me feel a bit like i'm...

48 years and they still live in the same basement. Just goes to show how expensive rent is in New York.

That's you're opinion man, but the show has a pretty dedicated fan base and it's even getting a movie soon. The Simpsons and Family Guy have been waiting to die for at least a decade. Heck, even the show's creator, Seth McFarland has been trying to end it for a long time. The ratings are...