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I agree; as I said, listening to him narrate those cartoons, and also hearing his voice in those TCM promos, I really think he could have done movie trailers and such, I think that could have been a real sweet gig for him. Reading the article and reading about how much he enjoyed being on the...

Well, again, this is Ralph Bakshi, lol. And these are the edited versions . . . apparently the original versions that Bakshi submitted had even more questionable content that they edited out, prompting him to disown both shorts and vow to never work with Cartoon Network again.

I guess because everybody keeps joking that with SST now on HBO that it will suddenly be all "adult" and such.

I was reading some of the public posts people have made on Facebook about this, and saw where one person posted that he's sick that so many cool people are dying lately. That's exactly what we were saying back in January: this is looking like a really bad year for deaths. I'll admit that I...

"To me, the greatest invention since 1950 is the birth control pill, but that, sometimes, is still a little too controversial to talk about on TV, so I'll just shut the **** up now." ~ Craig Ferguson

The description? Look what the title says: "Suki Lopez: The (Human) Face of SESAME STREET." I'm guessing she must have a really good publicist, because it seems like just her simply being on SST is treated like a big deal, not unlike how SW actually documentary the casting call for Mando on...

Unfortunately, yeah, I do, because that movie came out when I was a kid, and it started out under some very false advertising: they were making it out to be some sort of kid-friendly movie with Billy Bob Thornton as some sort of an unscrupulous fellow who dresses up as a mall Santa (hence the...

Didn't we just have the Grammy's? What's the deal with this "I Love Radio Awards," and why do we need it? It looks like it's literally the exact same thing.

I've accidentally discovered a really great sewing technique for whenever you fabricate the fleece over the foam while you sew (as opposed to sewing the fabric pattern beforehand, then pulling it over the foam) that actually kind of combines the Henson Stitch and the Baseball Stitch...

Did CBS and FOX have some kind of a joint venture or something in the 80s? I was at Goodwill the other day and found a VHS of GMC that was released by CBS-FOX, and found that to be extremely strange.

That seems to happen more and more frequently whenever you upload a new video, so much so that in fact, I have to wait for quite a while after uploading to see if I want to change the thumbnail, because all three will be that [...] image, and it seems like you have to give it some time to clear...

I just signed an online petition (not to support the cause, just to throw in my own two-cents worth on a silly issue), but it kept forcing me to give a street address when I signed, so I put my address as 123 Sesame Street (seriously, I did); after my comment was published, it gave my location...

And I know everybody says I complain about this too much, but this is on TV too much, so I'm going to keep complaining about it as long as it enters my attention . . . but already, this new show is automatically bad, because guess what one of the aspects of the show is? That's right! Sex...

My response to that can be found here at the 0:52 mark: I remember this now, I watched it once. Still, David L. Smyrl is the Mr. Handford that I knew.

This is more of a headdesk than an eyeroll, but why in God's name do we need to give Sarah Palin (or any Palin for that matter) another reality show? How much more of her stupidity do we need to witness?

Oh, here's another one: BRIDGET JONES'S BABY!?

Why is Patrick Warburton already starring in a new sitcom that looks just like his previous sitcom?

So another sequel after all these years: another Barbershop movie. On top of that, it's another one of those "save the neighborhood" movies, so that makes it doubley unnecessary, because how many times have we seen that plot?

I don't think I've ever seen Leonard Jackson as Mr. Handford, but then again, I was born the same year he was on the show.