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I believe my sarcasm flew right out the window.

As far as dubstep goes, I love Lindsey Stirling, she's so unique and original - I mean, how many artists out there can not only make great music from a violin, and actually dance while playing at the same time?

http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/the-whats-the-name-of-that-song-thread.52577/ ;)

Ah yes, so naturally this also lends itself to guilt by accusation.

The new episodes have been really, really fluid this week, I honestly can't tell if it's because they were animated at a higher framerate, or if it's the result of Nick speeding up the episodes again . . . I somehow suspect the latter, because even the main titles are suddenly much more fluid...

I like reggae myself, simply because it's something different to listen to from time to time, and sometimes, it's can be kind of relaxing, such as the song "Red, Red Wine" by UB40. As far as Bob Marley goes, I really like that song he did, "Dracula." I don't like country either, but I do like...

Baha Men were always a relatively obscure group, but "Who Let the Dogs Out" became a surprise hit and launched them to stardom for a very brief period in the early 2000s, then they pretty much faded back into obscurity again after that.

DOUBLE D: I don't even know who I am anymore! ED: You should write your name on your underwear, Double D. See? I'm Hand Wash Only.

In the link Colbynfriends shared, Bob was quoted as saying HBO got involved and let the castmembers go, save for Alan and Chris.

So once again, I found an example of how inconsistent the TV Tropes staff is with their own rules, and since I brought it to their attention, they decided to completely suspend my account altogether. What a bunch of ***#0l3$ they are: they're quick to single out certain tropers and develop...

Not really just in, we've been discussing this already, and it sounds like SW is going to retain the castmembers, just not on the actual show, but rather, for public appearances and promotional events and such . . . unless they really are considering reversing their previous decisions to remove...

I know I've ranted about Twitter before, but you know what other site out there that I just don't understand the popularity or appeal of? Instagram. I mean, what's the deal with Instagram? The quality of the images is always terrible: blurry, pixelated, poor contrast . . . they look as if they...

I guess because it wasn't that big of a difference in the voice, and because Herry seemed to be slowly phased out as a character by that point: sure, he was like one of Jerry's signature characters in the 70s, but he seemed to slowly yet progressively be phased out starting in the 80s and into...

I hate to continue to drive the thread off topic, but as long as we're discussing Christian messages in kids shows and movies, as an adult, it's occured to me that RECESS seemed to always find really, really subtle ways of slipping Christian messages and idealogies into the show from time to...

If it looks like a bunny, and it hops like a bunny, THEN IT MUST BE A BUNNY!!!

I thought the Harry Potter series had ended some time ago, and that J.K. Rowling was working on a new series that was still fantasy, but differed from Harry Potter, and aimed at younger readers . . . but while I was at both BAM and Barnes & Noble over the weekend, both places had customers and...

I've been reading it for years, mainly got wind of it through a M*A*S*H forum I belong to years ago, but I've only recently (within the last couple of years or so) have been participating with his blog more in terms of commenting and submitting Friday questions (a few of which he's actually...

You completely missed my point. But you're the only one in this thread who keeps the debate going. I'm sorry, but welcome to modern show business practices. In the past twenty to thirty years, show business has gotten more and more corporate, and that's something I can say is fact: Ken Levine...

Okay, that I believe we can all agree on, SST has always been a very progressive, and at times somewhat subversive, series - so much so that in 1969, it was actually a big deal for TV audiences to see a cast that was literally half black and half white, in the same setting, as equals. Even Sonia...

I don't remember that one, actually.