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What about that fat, nerdy kid with curly hair who appeared on that Super Bowl commercial a few years ago? Meet Jesse Heiman, probably the world's greatest extra. Amazingly he still looks the same even though he's now in his 30s. Jesse still hopes to get a full speaking role someday.

Seems a bit out of character for Goofy to be so rude to his customers (unless he really was a jerk in the early shorts), but this was a hilarious short nonetheless. :)

Now it seems like Nintendo is actually reversing its ad revenue policy. http://kotaku.com/nintendos-lets-play-drama-might-have-a-happy-ending-513818999

It's good to see that at least some of the workers have been re-hired, even though they're no longer part of a union.

Also, the Kinect is very limiting to the types of games you can do when you get down to it. Ever notice how the majority of the games feature on-rails movement? That's because there's no possible way for a gamer to move a character long distances when he/she is only a few feet away from the TV...

Disney, on the other hand, has pretty much agreed to phase out junk food ads only to shut the soccer moms up, not because they sincerely believe in kids' health.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/19/business/media/nickelodeon-resists-critics-of-food-ads.html?_r=0 The same yuppie parental groups that struck down Disney Channel's advertising of junk food are now attacking Nickelodeon, painting SpongeBob as an outlaw in the process. However, Nick is...

I especially liked the book where Arthur spent all his hard-earned money on a "Treat Timer" he wanted so badly that just ended up scaring the crap out of Pal. It was a great little lesson on not to trust everything you see in commercials, and was a totally wasted opportunity to not make it into...

I guess Kryptonians are big on elimination communication. :D

However, the producers became less and less interested in Elmo's World over time, to the point that the last new episode was made back in 2009. So, they were stuck with it for a while. Didn't help matters that when they tried removing it for two eps a few years ago, it didn't work. I'm glad...

Yet Phineas & Ferb is still going strong, being the longest-running Disney Channel original series and beating out Disney's unwritten rule on limiting its shows to 65 or 100 episodes.

It's because their throats are more open when they sing.

Shouldn't it really teach the number 9? :laugh:

Ryan Dillon sounds a lot better than I thought here! A little deeper and less squeaky than Kevin's, but also a bit reminiscent of his early voice! Elmo is definitely in good hands! :) Murray is so hilarious here, too! Joey sure knows how to ad-lib! :D

After seeing Sanjay & Craig online, I'm enjoying it so far. Its constant Ren & Stimpy level of toilet humor is not for everyone, though, but its target audience should delight in it. Plus, I like how Sanjay isn't a Bollywood Nerd stereotype, though his (presumably Caucasian) mom does work as a...

It's getting a second season under a different subtitle. I doubt it will be a long-runner anyway, as it will serve as a bridge between the 1st and soon-to-come 2nd Dragons movie. http://www.berksgrapevine.com/2013/02/season-2-called-defenders-of-berk.html

I do kinda like Wild Wild West, if only for its cattle punk theme.

Once again, it's gotten way too expensive to do that now. Isn't the same thing going for South Korea, too, or are studios being a bunch of cheapskates?

Cartoon Network has actually started to air mostly cartoons again since 2010-ish, and most have been critically and commercially acclaimed. Level Up has been officially cancelled, but The Incredible Crew still thrives, unfortunately (has anyone watched or even liked these shows?). I'm very...

In animated news, Blue Sky's Epic took in around $33 million last week, putting it in 4th place behind Fast & Furious 6, Star Trek: Into Darkness, and The Hangover Part III. It should at least break even in its $100m. budget this week...