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Backtracking to the ratings discussion, I have to admit, I really don't understand why, exactly, MY COUSIN VINNY is R-rated. Joe Pesci's typical potty mouth aside, there's really not a whole lot of obscene or vulgar content in it or anything. Taking that into consideration, I'd say it should be...

That makes me think of that Sid & Marty Krofft parody where they talk about how back in their day, "we didn't have short attention spans like you kids do today. Back then, we could just sit . . . and stare at a candle, for like . . . three hours, man . . . and our minds would be blown!"

We've got two different threads dedicated to ranting about stupid, annoying, and downright disturbing commercials, so we might as well offer up a counterthread for the discussion of commercials that are actually good, such as this one I saw today: And look: hardly a negative comment!

It sounds less like the Kool-Aid Man, and more like an egotistical heavyweight wrestling champ making his big entrance into the arena.

Progressive does it again, and this time they aren't even being original! I mean, seriously, if you want to see funny Kool-Aid parody commercials from years past, look no further than this:

Half a year now . . . half a year . . . THE ANGRY BIRDS MOVIE has been advertised for half a year now . . . six months . . . I have never seen one movie advertised that long before hitting the theaters. I've seen three seasons pass during this time.

Okay, so there's apparently a new YT scam going on out there, and it sounds like deja vu of Viacom years ago: there's a "network" you can partner up with that call themselves BBTV (or, Broadband TV) - they claim that they'll help creators and partner channels manage their content to avoid...

Another one of my lame attempts to try and start a meme:

I actually have a CD of the 50 Greatest TV Show Theme Songs.

But isn't Kermit's birthday Leap Year Day? ;)

Ah. So . . . really nothing much else. Makes sense, lol. But wait a minute, if according to their discography, "Always Something There to Reminds Me" was their first song, why do people always cite it as being their farewell song?

Just about all of Mel Brooks's PG movies were like that, but then again, I don't believe they actually had a PG-13 rating back then - just G, PG, and R. But you brought it up before too, not only does YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN have those words as well, but look at all the wacky sexcapades that were in...

Briefly returning to the subject of groups and artists that seem to only be known for one signature song, despite having others, makes me think of Naked Eyes: "Always Something There to Remind Me" is often cited as being their "farewell song," but what other songs do they have? I've never heard...

The Muppets are never going to have any kind of special event like this outside NYC, are they?

I know the song literally killed someone once. Apparently some lady was driving along and the song started playing, so she tweeted how happy the song made her feel . . . then she crashed and died.

I liked "Ex's and Oh's" when it first started playing on the radio at the beginning of the year, but then when I realized it was actually part of the soundtrack for that *** movie, I dunno, it kind of lost a little pizzaz after that. EDIT: Really? Acronyms are censored now? Okay. I mean that...

Filed another copyright claim on Dailymotion today. Hope it will be resolved as quickly as it was last time. EDIT: Yup. Already been resolved. I'm satisfied.

While I'm not exactly the biggest fan of modern pop music either, there are rare occasions where a certain song will become an earworm and get stuck in my head, for good or bad. More recently, "Sugar" by Maroon V has been one of those songs - don't know why, but that catchy refrain easily gets...

Well, they're actually remaking HOGAN'S HEROES into a movie, so maybe they might, who knows?

Well right off the bat, this looks like a totally legit product. :P