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Since Gene Wilder has passed, my memory has been prompted: anyone remember when both Dexter and Johnny Bravo did parody episodes of Willy Wonka? Dexter's parody was a bit more obvious, from trying to find the Golden Disket, to all the musical numbers, and how vivid and trippy Professor Hawk's...

Are you kidding? Disney's been doing live-action remakes/sequels/prequels to their old animated classics for a while now.

Some people are trying to interpret the audience flying away as a simple animation mistake. I think not. That was purely intentional. What it was trying to imply, however, I'm not sure.

Gene had a really good sense of comedic genius. I remember he went into a fit when Mel Brooks was suggesting cutting out these different bits from his original draft for YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN (particularly the whole "Poo-eh ah uh reehhhz!" number), but apparently that was Mel's way of testing to...

I just get a blank screen because I refuse to turn off my adblockers. EDIT: I checked other sources, and it says his niece and nephew said he died from complications from Alzheimer's, which I didn't even know he had, but this is really sad.

These are some pretty clever kids (though to be fair, I'm sure some of them may be high schoolers and college students, based on some of the questions and answers). And to actually write in Chinese like that was really impressive.

Yeah, remember that fifteen years from now when we're all b!+c#!ng about the fifth one is getting ready to come out.

He wasn't getting angry at anyone.

If you watch AFV, you'll see boys getting hugs from the princesses all the time. There was even the video of that one boy who took it a step further, and insisted on getting a kiss from each of the princesses.

If there were any cliques in school, I never saw much of it, however there was some minor "divide," but not necessarily between "cool" kids and "uncool" kids, but rather, jocks and non-jocks. Mine is a very sports-obsessed state (hey, we're home of the Vols; we had Peyton Manning when he was...

Okay, here are some of the specific experience I feel like sharing. Some of my experiences from middle school in particular I feel can best be described as some of those kinds of things that "you can't make this stuff up," and in all honesty, I remember several years ago when I used to write...

Wow, I can't believe I actually remember that! Jack the Knife, Staring Herring . . . I don't remember where and when I saw this before, I just know that I did.

Public high school, from what I remember, was really a drag. Unlike middle school, where we had six (eventually seven) different classes/periods a day, in high school there were only four, and they were all really, really long and dragged out. I don't quite even remember my schedule, but I seem...

I'm not sure what experiences I could share specifically at the moment . . . I can think of a few, but I'll get to them later. Just to generalize things, I remember elementary school was pretty great. I went to sort of a "small town" elementary school, where it was like everybody knew...

So recommended is acting weird again: somehow, watching videos of windmills and bunnies seems to indicate to YouTube that I should be watching videos of women showing off camel toes in yoga pants, women pulling pranks with used condoms, and instructional videos on different sex positions...

Funnily enough, yesterday I was at a convenience store that was unusually busy - so much so in fact that there were only two parking spots available, and one of them was handicapped. I and another driver pulled into the parking lot, the other actually had one of those handicap permits hanging...

I've seen this already. Wasn't this from last season?

As I keep suggesting, what we need is the Muppets to just do what they do best: bring us humor and heart in their own unique and special way. Like Drtooth, myself, and many others have said, remaking TMS would not be the best way to go, because it would be just that: a retread of the original...

I see where a subscriber of mine has described my YouTube channel as being "educational and informative," which is . . . not very accurate at all, lol. I guess because of the puppetry, that's the conclusion that was drawn, but save for the odd pledge drive footage I've uploaded from the past...

The Kroffts have outright refused to go the route of CGI, and are sticking to their guns on traditional puppetry - however, they have admitted that many of their puppets now are considerably more advanced than they were in the 70s, with much more radio controls for facial expressions and...