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I believe one of the clips was used in a Tonight Show appearance by the guy who plays Mickey. That was put on YouTube, which I guess could allow for it to be blocked (not removed).

Saw Monsters U. today; loved it. I don't recall the last movie I laughed so much at. Sometimes it wasn't even jokes, it was just the designs. I would watch it again to catch some more of the in-jokes (missed the Pizza Planet truck, but caught the A113 and star-ball ones).

Yeah, that music's used a few other bits, like the one with Kermit auditioning wolves.

Point A: It's because of his crazy guitar riff, which is more "hard-rock" than what they'd be used to at the time. Hearing "Johnny B. Good" around that time wouldn't be nearly as jarring as hearing, say, any trash song then. Point B: They're both just "slackers" in his opinion. "You remind me...

I would doubt it.

My friend's theory is basically this: In most stories, characters must overcome any sort of flaws they have. In Monster's Inc., Mike and Sully are on their high horse, all because they're the best scaring team and are about to break the record and as the movie progresses, they lose that...

Wow, god bless the Internet.

Yeah, my first reaction to that was, "Poor thing."

They're not boxer shorts; they're just regular shorts or pants.

He actually grew up in the town over from mine.

I'm looking forward to M.U. One of my friends at school did point something out to me though: Is there any reason to root for Mike and Sully in this, when in MI they just become arrogant for being top scarers, which becomes their character development for the movie?

WCBS played a short snippet of Grover saying "That's right" today as a stinger of sorts. I know I've heard it in a sketch, but I don't recall the segment.

I actually laughed at the "60 Days" gag.

I'm sure they'd either keep the Muppets section or try to find somewhere else to move it. Jamie mentioned that on the TP forum. I mean, Honey I Shrunk isn't in the current public eye as the Muppets are, so it's not a big sacrifice if that gets let go. But if they're trying to keep the Muppets...

Cookie Monster was there and helped present an award. I'm guessing that part wasn't televised.

Yeah, that's from when they got the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2009.

I don't think they're Target exclusives; they're also on Amazon.

It airs tonight on HLN, it was just recorded last night.

Just 'cause it's minimal? As Jim said, "Simple is good." I think it's fine; that's always been a wonderful picture.

I found a picture from the new Cookie segment (albiet in poor quality)