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MartyMuppets, do you know any real-life seven girls that would do good to play the seven live-action daughters?

MartyMuppets, why do you like this remake? What makes it a change of pace? And why is it cute? Why does this change of the description of the characters work very well? Who else knows any real-life actresses and their real-life daughter (s) that would do good to play Rosie and her seventh...

If this were still animated, the clip would end with the audience seeing that Rosie's blond hair as seen throughout the clip is a fake wig-we see that she has brown hair. However, I would rather see it be done with live actresses, so if they got a blond-haired woman to play Rosie, the...

I know that in 2017 The Soynut Butter Company had to recall all varieties of its I.M. Healthy Soynut Butter, all varieties of its I.M. Healthy Granola because of E. coli in the facility where the product was produced. This led to many lawsuits that caused them to have to pay victims millions of...

What is the point of a picture of Willy Wonka (or whoever this is a picture of?)

I know that in 2017 The Soynut Butter Company had to recall all varieties of its I.M. Healthy Soynut Butter, all varieties of its I.M. Healthy Granola because of E. coli in the facility where the product was produced. This led to many lawsuits that caused them to have to pay victims millions of...

I give people jars of almond butter, cashew butter, soy butter, sunflower seed butter and pumpkin seed butter as gifts.

I know that, but the question I was asking is: Was Barker an official name given to the character by Disney that they rarely revealed?

Does anybody know why in a storybook version of Disney's Pinocchio (the oversize Disney Classic Series) the Coachman who runs Pleasure Island is referred to as Barker?

Was the 2 Guy a man in a 2 costume?

In 2002, my PBS affiliate (WGBH Boston, Channel 2) aired this Between the Lions ad with Cleo and a man in a 2 costume (that Cleo calls "2 Guy" at the main desk in the library singing "Just the two of us...". It has not been uploaded to YouTube. Does anybody remember this ad? Better yet, can...

Like I said in the previous line, I didn't like that Max and Emmy (and later Enrique) were never given the ability to fly. Does anybody else think Max and Emmy (and later Enrique) should have been given the ability to fly when they were in Dragon Land?

No, those weren't them. I watched the video and that's not what the stuff I remember from TV looked like.

When I was little in the late 80s-early 90s I remember seeing something on TV giving ideas about how to eat from food groups. It went like this: "a _____ from the milk group, and an apple from the fruit group." A picture of an apple was onscreen followed by the screen saying "Fruit Group"...

When Cookie Monster's Best Bites was first released on VHS, copies originally came with a cookie recipe on a card. Can somebody please type the cookie recipe here or upload the recipe card (legibly, please) to the Internet? I want to make the recipe.

I know almonds were part of the original recipe for windmill cookies, but I also know that almonds and other tree nuts are a common food allergen. I have looked for windmill cookies that don't contain almonds (even on the Internet) but all of them had almonds. Since everybody knows about nut...

On December 31, 2000 Cartoon Network's website had an online game in which Wile E. Coyote is trying to use a remote-controlled football to catch the Road Runner. It takes place on a football field and has a timer. What was the name of the game? I looked up the aforementioned details on the...

Has anybody noticed these coincidences between things that appeared in the Looney Tunes cartoons and the networks they ran on? At one point Looney Tunes cartoons were aired on the cable network TNT, and in the cartoons themselves boxes of TNT (in this case, trinitrotoluene) have appeared. Wile...

Sorry, I didn't know until now that the "You know what?" thread exists.

Has anybody noticed these coincidences between things that appeared in the Looney Tunes cartoons and the networks they ran on? At one point Looney Tunes cartoons were aired on the cable network TNT, and in the cartoons themselves boxes of TNT (in this case, trinitrotoluene) have appeared. Wile...