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It's a stretch to call it brain-damaging, too. You might as well call Ren & Stimpy or Cow & Chicken brain-damaging while you're at it.

Yikes! Mister Rogers and Yo-Yo Ma never looked that ugly in Arthur form! :eek:

I'm all for this. The more TV show-based theatrical movies released around the time of the show, the better. :)

Here's a sneak peek at the film showing one of the scenes being shot at Abu Dhabi rather than in a perfect little green screen studio, which may or may not be Tatooine. At least one of the creatures will be a puppet as opposed to CGI, as well. Doesn't he look like something out of the Creature...

Nothing to see here, everybody; just a couple of crazy Muslim extremists interpreting little historical footnotes of the Koran like they're the end-all be-all to justify their misogyny and violent nature while ignoring the more important things in there about love and peace. What else is new...

The other alternative is to keep them on and have their deeper voice be explained by puberty (like with Finn's VA on Adventure Time) or in the case of Gerald from Hey Arnold, a tonsillectomy. I, for one, am glad Jeremy Shada and Jamil Walker Smith were kept, as they're too talented to re-cast. :)

Plus, child labor laws limit the amount of time kids can spend in the studio.

I hope Jerry's ridiculously strong and bizarrely gruff-voiced cousin Muscles appears in a future episode. I really liked him in that one short. :)

Tommy is Christian-Jewish, like one of the creators of the show.

Maybe she wanted a version of the real world that would work by her rules? That's how I imagine my dream world sometimes. :D

Plus, all those edits were done behind the creators' backs, which was what they were really upset about. There was even a Rugrats episode about the kids trying to build an ark after learning about the one Noah built, and it strangely wasn't even holiday-themed.

I also really like how much of a sense of humor he has, what with Eddie Murphy's Mister Robinson on SNL or Jim Carrey's perverted parody on In Living Color ("Mister Rogers kicked my a**!" :) ). But one that Rogers wasn't too thrilled about was a Burger King commercial that showed a very close...

I like how this is yet another episode that shows Mikey having to save the day himself. And yes, I also love how they manage to make something as silly as a mutant pizza monster turning people into zombies very dark and twisted. Also, am I the only one who would love to see a three-way battle...

At least Blended is the only Happy Madison movie released this year.

This show is definite proof that just because something is made for kids (specifically preschoolers) does not mean it should be a low-quality product. Rather, Mister Rogers' show is one that makes you look back upon and appreciate how charming and witty it was, making you love it all the more...

Looks like those noir-esque detective stories will become a recurring thing in this show. Not that I'm complaining, because I think they're great. :)

I'm glad Follow That Bird was re-released in widescreen for its 25th anniversary.

My theory is that "Purple Stuff" is the actual brand name of the drink.

In the UK where it originated, it began in 1983, and is currently in its 87th installment! :eek:

OK, Jeff is officially my favorite character thanks to his Jon Arbuckle levels of nerdiness. Only he would get excited over a toy-based show about courtroom robots that don't do any physical fighting (unlike the commercials), and keep one of the toys boxed up and never play with it. :D I also...