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If I may quote Cracked: "In America you're almost required to both hate Wal-Mart, and shop there on a weekly basis. It's kind of an odd relationship."

I do honestly like a few episodes, like when the "shoobies" (tourists) steal their lingo and bungle it hilariously, leading the kids to create their own. This also backfires as the shoobies steal it, too. What about the tear-jerking "Hello Stranger", which was nominated for an Emmy?

Seems like Box Office Mojo hasn't been keeping track of the gross since last Thursday. Or are they usually like that?

It's in Spanish, so it probably won't be. Only the English lyrics are copyrighted, not the melody.

I'm reading both Small Steps by Louis Sachar, which is the spinoff-ish sequel to Holes (which I've also read beforehand). The best part about it is that you don't need to read the latter to understand the former, since they do explain some of the events from it. I'm also re-reading The Kite...

I started religiously watching Nick, CN, and all those other kids' networks back in 2000 (at 12) when me and my family moved into a new apartment and got cable for the first time. Before that, I saw a few episodes of Rugrats and Ren & Stimpy on those distinctive orange VHS tapes.

Here's something I found on a Google search: Someone takes the gushing credit about Viselman and put another gushing credit in its place. Pretty hilarious, if you ask me. :) http://www.jest.com/article/198337/the-oogieloves-biggest-flop-ever Also, here's Cinema Snob and his friend's thoughts...

The age of consent is also lower in many other countries, usually 16.

Still, I just like seeing this fail for some sick reason.

Daily revenues have begun to slip massively! http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=daily&id=oogieloves.htm

Okay, I actually discovered that The Oogieloves was originally meant to be a film adaptation of Teletubbies, but the creator refused for whatever reason.

Already its opening is lower than 2008's Delgo, and we all know how much of a bomb that was.

These abominations are about 20th in the rankings today, with $674,000 in revenues. To say this is failing is an understatement. Already it's weekend opening has officially lost to both Elmo and Barney! :laugh: http://boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2012-09-02&track=oogieloves.htm

Every decade during the first few years also had some holdovers from the previous decade, such as the aforementioned neon colors and mullets in the early '90s.

The counter is now at roughly $225,000 as of this posting date. According to Box Office Mojo, this must gross $5 million at most in order for it to be considered a legendary flop. Let's hope for the best, people!

http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=daily&id=oogieloves.htm So far, The Oogieloves opened at number 17 at the box office and has grossed about $102,000. If it can beat Elmo in Grouchland's $3 mil. gross at #8 and Barney's 1.3 mil. (wide opening) at #15 as we approach the weekend, we're screwed.

Making a teen version is one thing, but do the character designs have to be so bland? That's the main reason I couldn't tell that it was a teen version of Little Lulu: it's because the style is no different from any other manga out there. :rolleyes:

I can't tell you how many users abuse the tags to earn cheap views, namely adding words like "boobs" and a million others I can't say on here. :rolleyes:

So far, Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 56% approval rating.

Kion pri iom da Esperanto, lumiganta aĵojn? :D