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I'd agree if only it wasn't the same song every day. It would have been something if they had at least a few different versions of the song in rotation or the songs were just a bit shorter. I agree there's a nice change of pace without it being a Murray hosting gig. But I'm going to go with...

Looks like there was an extended scene where they went to see the Fantabulous Four, and Inforusible woman didn't, well...show up. And with only three left, Elmo probably had Alan help fill that one out. In the show itself, you just see Elmo mentioning and showing a picture of this. Alan...

:grouchy: "Hey, Pal... there's a horrible standard that's placed on anyone to be pleasant an' smile! Now woulda ya leave me alone?! [slams lid on can]" (couldn't resist)... Well, do you see what her fans are watching?!?

The thing is yes and no with me. The yes is that we're getting more of the classic characters in a segment. The no is that it's the same song every episode. And even then, only the Count one varies. At least with the Murray ones, there was some variety. Sure, they reused the heck out of...

There was a lot of good there. The Power of Yet, seeing Big Bird in a couple episodes and having Ernie and Bert get a street story that's not recycled from (or intended for) a foreign skit. But overall, I'm not digging the Special Report bits (even though the Murray and kid segments are good...

Here's the preview for the Numericon DVD... Seems that's the reason Alan was one of the Fantabulous Four. Too bad that bit got cut out, it looks fun. Even have a Muppet The Thing. This is something I'm definitely interested in buying.

The funny thing is, the fact that Bluto ends up with a fat wife seems eerily predicted by the horrible cartoon "Weight for Me." The one where Olive gains weight, and Bluto is really into her more than ever before. Turns out, he had a fat fetish all along, making it strange that he was chasing...

I've noticed with the past few episodes they start off mundane or silly, and then halfway through it manages to become an emotional WHAM episode. This one was the biggest. We found out the Gems' greatest weakness after a season of saying how they're immortal via their gems (especially the...

Yeah, I know it's part of the character and all, but I'd be glad if Penelope Penguinstop would never appear on the show ever again ever. I get that she's over annoyingly enthusiastic, and the message is that those kinds of people scare off potential friends. But not since Rodeo Rosie has a...

The October 30th episode. It's called Furry Potter and the Goblet of Cookies.

The funny thing is, in the case of the three major Disney purchases of the past decade, the only one that wasn't willingly sold to them was Marvel. They could have pretty much handled everything fine on their own. But whatever. Their Marvel movies are better than Fox and Sony's. But...

Even if this movie's bad, there's still...ugh... Popeye and Son. And those horrible educational Popeye comics about careers. And if you wanna drag video games into it, there's always Popeye Ijiwaru Majo Sea Hag no Maki, with tedious gameplay and board game forcing you to go places you don't...

Had a feeling it was either him or Gandol...ffff....four. Gandolfour. Yeah, had to be Dumbledore, then. Probably recycled from Crumbledore in the upcoming Crumby Pictures Harry Potter parody.

I finally got to see "Go Fly a Kite," by the way. It has it's moments, and a great line by Muffy about how a contract was the agreement they all made but written "in a way that no one understands it." But other than that, it was just essentially the sprinkler key episode which Binky apparently...

And with Tim Hill involved, you know it's going to be a boring disaster.

I'm glad Genndy has professed his love for the original Popeye cartoons. I just hope someone involved in writing the film has read some Thimble Theater. That always had better Popeye stories than the cartoons ever did. In fact, that was the best thing in the original Robin Williams movie...

UGH! I just saw the announcement of two movies. One potentially the most awesome news of a movie that's been forever locked in development purgatory featuring a certain Merc with a Mouth that will potentially undo all the damage Wolverine:Origins did. The other is... ugh...this...A Grumpy Cat...

Cartoon Hangover just released a small test animation of the new Popeye movie with an intro by Genndy. Too bad it's just temp track voice acting. Sounds like Tom Kenny as Popeye. I'm sure they're going for a big celebrity voice actor for the role instead. So far, the animation looks...

I'll admit that they went for a reach for the character to be upset with a book, but there's a difference between Political correctness (excuse me, I'm sorry, I mean "term overused out of context by those afraid of change") and trying to teach self esteem to non-Caucasian children. Did they use...

Eh... made reference to Bot-Con. A Transformers convention. Eh, whatever then. They certainly use her so much you forget there are other female performers. But yeah, dead on Carrie Fisher. Anyone else think that adding Muppet Eyes to a Darth Vader (Darth Baker in this case) kinda makes it...