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I would love for The Electric Mayhem to get some kind of production, although I agree with Oscarfan, I don't think an entire TV show would work. I've always wanted to see a road trip/adventure type movie about the band's origins.

Driving experience? I have none. But I do know that i've nearly been hit by cars at least three times while riding my bike. Say, you haven't visited North Texas by any chance have you, Snowthy? ;)

While it's too bad Disney hasn't release much stuff with Bear since about 2007-ish, next year will be the show's 20th anniversary, so maybe we'll see some stuff then. It sure would be a shame if they didn't do anything to commemorate the event considering how big the show was when it started...

Here's an interesting little street story. It answers one of life's biggest questions: What do babies, dogs, worms and The Count dream about?

Here you go, try this video instead. Gordon shows up briefly at the very beginning of the street scene:

Like I said before, Two Headed Monster's performers have changed several times before, so I highly doubt he'll be completely retired.

Man, the Pigeon Man episode is depressing as heck. Remember the ending when the pigeons took him and flew him away? Well I read that originally the ending had Pigeon Man jump off the building and commit suicide. It's pretty obvious why Nickelodeon didn't let them use that version. Sometimes I...

Since Gene Wilder passed away, i've been thinking about him a lot and was reminded of the "Monkey Man" episode of Hey Arnold. I'm not sure if this was a coincidence or what, but Monkey Man looks and sounds just like Gene Wilder. Not only that but, when he starts going to all those parties, he...

It doesn't look like Eric Jacobson was available, I don't think Miss Piggy or any of his other characters were there.

In this episode, Gordon has a map that clearly shows Sesame Street is located close to Madison Square Garden which is in Manhattan. Skip to the 2:41 point of the video:

Wow. Well this just freaking sucks. I just found out a few minutes ago. He was an amazing performer and i'm sad to see him go. I didn't even know he was ill. I can think of absolutely no one who could've played Willy Wonka the way he did. He truly made the role his own. I kind of feel like...

I guess that makes sense as to why the cartoon version of Beany looks and moves like a puppet. Y'know, When watching the cartoon version, for some reason I was immediately reminded of that episode of The Powerpuff Girls, when Mojo had to babysit the girls and they watched that "Blarney the...

Yeah, and let's hope they schedule it better next time.

I didn't mean anything by it, it's just that you didn't know Joey was the head writer, so I just assumed you hadn't been watching in a while like some of the other members here.

Nice to see Chip make an appearance, I hope this means they plan on keeping him around.

By keep their word I assume you mean about Gordon, Luis and Bob? If that's the case, I should warn you, the only classic cast member that makes an appearance is Gordon, and he only has one very short cameo.

I was lookin' through the wondrous television archive that is Youtube, and I happened upon several 60s cartoons that I had never heard of. One of them was "Beany and Cecil", created by Bob Clampett, who is best known for directing several Looney Tunes shorts from the 1930s and 40s. It's a...

What exactly is JD Hansel's profession?

Which dinosaur movies do you mean?

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you one of the worst cartoons of all time, "Paddy the Pelican": Airing in 1954,this was one of the first animated series made specifically for TV. The cheap animation I can totally forgive, every TV cartoon at that time was cheap. Plus, I kind of like the art...