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"Dr. Death" is dead at 83 due to kidney problems and pneumonia. Regardless of your stance on assisted suicide and people's right to die, I believe he wasn't an evil man, and he should be allowed to rest in peace.

She should definitely be thankful she was able to live a long, fulfilling life. R.I.P.

Plus, Kimba was still in the public domain at the time (its production company went bankrupt), so Disney was pretty much safe as far as ripping off the premise goes.

Well, that's great, but you never know if that might change. :rolleyes:

Once again, if those Commercial-Free Childhood knuckleheads really care about keeping commercials away from our kids, they should contribute to PBS instead of whining about how Ronald McDonald is getting our kids hooked on Happy Meals.

I'm watching The Beast of Yucca Flats right now. I also loved the two shorts that went along with it, especially Progress Island USA (about Puerto Rico).

I like that we can now embed photos and videos, as well as post a message in a thread without hitting a separate link, but the new layout will definitely take some getting used to.

Mega Man 2 was even novelized as part of Nintendo's "Worlds of Power" series. Watch as James Rolfe semi-dramatically reads through it. :) http://cinemassacre.com/2010/01/30/worlds-of-power-mega-man-2/

It's hot and sunny now! Monsoon season is still months away, though! :(

Since they've had a deaf character on the show, it would make just as much sense to include a blind one, too. And, of course, if it weren't for Richard Hunt's performance (seems like there's a lot of ad-libbing, too), he would just be another bland, one-dimensional handicapped character. Also...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3rhQc666Sg

Who could forget The Great Space Coaster? A few SS puppeteers were even in it, namely Kevin Clash and Pam Arciero. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dddm5bQeKvg

If you think that's bad, try this 1970s "redrawn" version with no sound (the prints were European bootlegs, some of which were silent), redubbed music, and lots of splices. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_PwNnReW6o This user's got several more, including one of the Bosko cartoon "Ups 'n...

I'm starting to watch the Deathstalker 3 ep. now, thanks to the James Rolfe's (The Angry Video Game Nerd) review.

And both the Muppets and Marvel are now owned by Disney! What a coinkydink! :)

I never saw MST3K as a kid, but I've recently been watching quite a few episodes (mostly the well-known ones) and they are hilarious. Here's some of my favorites: - Manos: The Hands of Fate (Needs no introduction.) - Sidehackers (Particularly for the scoreboard Cambot brings up at one point...

Two words: Baby Songs. That's the one video series I remember most from Hi-Tops.

Eric's first performance certainly sounded more Grover-like, but he definitely improved a bit in the second. He has kept Smiley's excitability intact, though.

There's also Dooley and Pals (A "Children's Ministry" version with shoehorned in bible lessons at the end currently airs on some Christian digital subchannel) and The Reppies (another Christian-turned-secular show).

What's wrong with Coca-Cola? :D