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Here's a lion telling us some "good news" about Jesus. The head looks decent, but it's the constant flailing of the puppeteer's hand that makes it fit into this thread, not to mention the obvious looping of the dialogue in the studio due to the wind outside that would have been picked up by the...

My ABC affiliate actually recently played that commercial during a break of the muppets. So are you sure it was pulled nationwide?

I knew all along this was going to be a sequel, as did many others. I'm still hoping the sharks and the Tank Gang are able to appear, too. The latter seems like they could use a follow-up on how they're doing with the whole living in the ocean thing. Any more played than a father in search...

Ditto the real-life Patch Adams, who didn't like how his film portrayal Flanderized him into a clown.

Looks like the muppets. is really starting to get in the groove with these past few episodes, and this one is no exception. We have a great main plot with Kermit trying to relieve stress by taking the time off work only for it to fail, and a subplot (and once again, the only subplot) with...

And I don't really think that Bert is hurt by the excessively clean design he has now, since he's kinda supposed to be a neat freak. Ernie most definitely, but not Bert.

Anyone remember this old video series? They were aimed at preschoolers with music written & sung by Hap Palmer, essentially a competitor to Raffi back in the '80s-mid '90s. Nowadays most of these are babyish and a bit awkward for me to enjoy unironically. This especially goes for songs like...

Spectre was #1 this week, while The Peanuts Movie was a strong #2. Meanwhile, The Martian trails behind at a distant 3rd. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2015&wknd=45&p=.htm

It was great to see Discord back, and it was great to see Twilight losing her mind at a level approaching her amazing freakout in "It's About Time". She experiences a fit of jealousy when she sees him hanging out with the others and laughing at inside jokes while she and Spike were stuck at home...

I thought they were giving him a purple nurple at first. And that raises another question: if a teen's going to wear something like that for Halloween, shouldn't he be at a wild party where he could try to woo girls his age, not handing out candy to little kids? :confused: The one where...

Courtesy of TV Tropes' "So Bad It's Horrible" section: You're telling me these people couldn't afford even a local amateur Flash animator and had to resort to Clutch Cargo-esque flapping lips slapped onto clip art with Stepford smiles that, when combined with those monotone voices, make the...

Well, whaddya know. Another really enjoyable episode in a row! I think the show is really starting to make something profound of its stupidity much like Ren & Stimpy and Uncle Grandpa. I liked how the monkey persona Banana was forced to assume during Pig's parents' stay turned out to be real...

It was so cute seeing Chloe trying to show Ice Bear a good time and failing. I also love how even though Chloe is a child prodigy, she still has those childlike attributes like getting the kitchen messy making PB&J.

Have you ever noticed how when you put clothes on a normally naked cartoon character (esp. skimpy ones), they look a lot more provocative? Case in point: Mordecai in that infamous cheetah thong from the Regular Show episode "Family BBQ". The name of the link (probably NSFW) perfectly explains my...

I think the same kid is the voice for Blodger, the slime blob kid from Miles from Tomorrowland. They both speak like their mouths are full of saliva.

Considering the things that happen to Bert in some of those songs, I don't blame him for trying to suppress them from his mind. :D

This is indeed worrying. I also hope that this "soft reboot" doesn't mean tossing out the promising plot lines that we already have.

You know that bizarre unlicensed My Little Pony fighting game that got a cease-and-desist letter from Hasbro a couple of years ago? Well, it's being revamped thanks to Lauren Faust with an original plot and characters, and with a cast of a variety of hoofed mammals in place of the ponies...

I really enjoyed this episode. We finally get to see Denise again, and I'm really liking her bubbly personality here. Piggy was also more subdued and passive-aggressive compared to past episodes as Drtooth said, making her a more bearable character overall. The subplot with Kristin Chenoweth...

You'd think Pat Robertson would complain about the programming shift, but I guess he was too busy 9/11 on the gays and Hurricane Katrina on abortions. :rolleyes: