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Pat's other roles that don't fall into the bumbling variety are Buzz Lightyear from the Star Command series, Joe from Family Guy, and Sheriff Stone from Scooby Doo Mystery Inc.

Good thing I live in Arizona, where we never observe it.

Disney desperately wants this to be a thing, seeing as how successful Cars was for them.

I really liked the short wavy perm Miss Piggy sported in Muppets Tonight. Not too big of a fan of droopy-eyed Piggy as seen here.

Just as I expected, the "Parents" Television Council is female dogging about this change instead of actually being responsible parents. This YT ranter chimes in on this, all of which I wholly agree with. Yet not a peep from them about reality bullcrap like Dummy Poo Poo. :rolleyes:

They sure have taken the opportunity to be creative with the visuals in the latest episode where they get infected by spores from mutagen-infected mushrooms, causing the heroes to hallucinate over their greatest fears. Those scenes ranged from silly to horrifying.

Once again, The Lego Movie greatly benefited from having no new competition (i.e. other kids' movies), and Robocop is also benefiting from being an alternative to all those awful rom-coms dumped on us. Also, from what I've heard online, the The Robocop reboot really isn't as bad as people were...

The Lego Movie still holds strong this weekend, while the Robocop remake has dropped down to #3. And Frozen is amazingly still in the top 10. http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/02/16/the-lego-movie-blocks-robocop-at-the-weekend-box-office

I really liked the subtle "nudity is nothing to be ashamed of" message in the episode "Laked Nake", and that delightfully smug British kid who's obsessed with the Queen. I hope he becomes more of a recurring antagonist.

What a gorgeous poster! It almost has a Drew Struzan quality to it! :)

I think he's more fitting voicing Don. He has more of that nerdy quality to his voice that lends himself better to a nerdy character like him.

Both look like they received massive head injuries. Poor guys.

I'm amazed she was able to keep under the radar for so long.

Now that's an interesting episode I'd like to see! I hope they reconsider it in the future!

Shirley was anything but washed up when she moved on from acting. She sure accomplished a lot in her adult years, and should be remembered for that as well.