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Well, more solid proof that the MPAA are a bunch of Nazis when it comes to sex and swearing, but totally fine with violence. :rolleyes: http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/11/12/study-finds-gun-violence-in-pg-13-movies-has-more-than-tripled-since-1985 Though I'm glad there's one NC-17 movie...

I love how both the English and French versions of the theme song were later used as the theme to the arcade platformer Pac-Land. :)

Bad Grandpa is still #2, unfortunately for you. Though even if it did perform poorly, its budget is small enough to score a decent profit, just like with those Madea movies.

I've also noticed that the crate of VHS tapes in the beginning has a couple of orange-colored ones, like what Nickelodeon used to put out of its shows. That's a cool little shout-out. :)

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Easter was originally a pagan holiday in celebration of a fertility goddess who is often depicted with a rabbit face, and then it was hijacked by Christians. Or you can just go the South Park route and say it's about St. Peter, who was really a bunny. :D

Casey just made his first appearance in the Nickelodeon series, and he's a teenager just like April, giving us a potential love triangle. He's also a high school hockey player, complete with missing teeth. And Pulverizer/Timothy has made his full debut as Mutagen Man.

Even though I hate some of the statements John Walsh had made, such as never hiring a man to babysit your kids, AMW was a very important show when it came to taking dangerous criminals off the streets. It's supposed high production costs are worth the world of good it did, if you ask me. Shame...

Tell me about it. Need I mention the petition about Bert & Ernie to get them married on the show? :(

I loved the music to the Mario cartoons especially.

No it didn't.

Pearl's new design with her huge cartoonish eyes and pointy nose actually remind me so much of an Osamu Tezuka series. I'm starting to like it now that I've noticed that. I find it really sweet and refreshing how Steve is so honest-to-Glob fascinated by his dad's past even though he's pretty...

Just watched the pilot and the first 2 episodes, and already I'm loving it. It really blurs the line between a boys' show (with its main protagonist being one) and a girls' show (with his sidekicks being them). It's also notable in that it's the first Cartoon Network show to be produced by a...

Sadly, visual FX studios often go into bankruptcy after a film is released regardless of its success. This is because the studios usually force them to cover the costs after a certain amount of takes in order to save money, as Cracked so nicely puts it...

Looks like that Free Birds movie is getting a lot of negative reviews, mostly from cultural insensitivity.

Free Birds finished 4th with $16.2 mil. Looks like we shouldn't have to worry about it being a success for now.

One of the first laughter-free sitcoms was The Bill Cosby Show (not to be confused with the more well-known The Cosby Show) from 1969. Cos fought against the higher-ups at NBC over their inclusion of a laugh track or a live studio audience because he felt that audiences should be able to laugh...

What's New was a great modern update for the Scooby-Doo franchise, unlike its successor Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue. Those two are best when they are allowed to play off the others in the Mystery Inc. gang. I haven't seen the latest series, so I can't make a good judgment on it yet.

No love for Salt 'n Pepa or Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes (may she rest in peace)?

In later episodes, his "rowdy" personality begins to shine through, especially when he gets enraged.