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I do know that the song is called the Hokey Cokey in Britain.

So, to celebrate Sonic the Hedgehog's 20th anniversary, Sega is making this, which stars the modern, skinny, green-irised Sonic teaming up with his classic, chubby, black-eyed counterpart in Green Hill Zone. http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/116/1162323p1.html This certainly looks promising...

Even worse is when 4kids blows all their Pokédollars on digital paint to erase Japanese and even English text on signs because "kids today don't read". Well, aren't you exacerbating the problem that way? :rolleyes: Also, notice the way Eric Stuart (Brock) delivers his line here, almost as if...

It's really hard to screw up something as simple as a "meep" for Beaker, so Steve did a perfect job here.

The Dutch version changes up the lesson for "Grow High Grow Low" for some reason: They make it about plant colors instead. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXzTteiC3-E

Two words: Boo Radley.

Remember when the Tibbles were human in the books? :)

Obviously, the many gags and word puns in Asterix are difficult to translate, so new ones are made instead. This can work out beautifully, such as Asterix's catch phrase "Those Romans are crazy!" translating literally as "Sono pazzi questi Romani!" in the Italian version, a play on the Roman...

These were often used to replace skits teaching Spanish or American culture. Also, note the pronunciation of the letter Z as "zed" (which all other countries use except America).

Weird Al is one guy who SHOULD be a guest star on SS, simply because his nature fits in perfectly with the show! Tommy Wiseau would be interesting, though. "You are TEARING ME APART, Elmo!" :D

Saw the Yosemite Sam video, and now it's stuck in my head. I might blow my stack, too! :D

Wasn't there a 3-disc edition of E.T. that featured the original version of the movie?

"Hey Cow" is alright, but I agree that it's too long and lecture-y. Once SS slowly moved away from lectures, it started to grow the beard (the opposite of jumping the shark).

RP is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me. However, I can agree with everyone that Otto (the main character) is just plain unlikeable with his arrogance.

Also, about the tire swing: I like to think if it as hanging from a fire escape.

Tell me about the food snobbery. Just recently came across a commercial about cheese featuring a young Elijah Wood. Aside from the comments on how cute little Frodo is, some of the comments (from non-Americans) about the cheese being put on broccoli got to me with their pretentiousness, so I...

The studio's name is Teletape, not Unitel.

I doubt this would be as bad as Chernobyl (kinda scary how it's almost been 25 years since that happened :eek:), since the Fukushima plants seem to be much better built than Chernobyl's, though I don't know for sure.

- Dr. Nobel Price and his wacky inventions that already exist. - Ruby Monster. I love her Cloud Cuckoolander-ish behavior for some reason, plus there are a serious lack of female monsters on the Street. - Monty, once again for his Cuckoolander-ish behavior.

Don't forget "Beam me up, Scotty.". The closest that was ever used on Star Trek was "Scotty, beam us up.". Also, "We don't need no stinkin' badges!" is from Blazing Saddles. The original version from Treasure of the Sierra Madre was actually "Badges? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no...