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Seeing Telly in this episode made me think of something: in addition to tearing down Elmo's brownstone and moving him to the bottom floor of 123, I realized that Telly and Zoe have so far been misplaced as well, because their apartments used to be in the back of the arbor area where the garden...

Nice to see a street story with Telly in all of his insecure and anxious glory - in fact, what was really fun to see how he felt so set in his ways that there are only certain ways you can use art supplies that he would chastise Abby for doing otherwise, like gluing crayons together in a collage...

Same here - I do like Colbert, actually, it's just that he's a political comedian, and obviously since he took over THE LATE SHOW, most of the guests he's had have been politicians and other political figures. Likewise, I too really miss Dave and Paul and the rest of that crew as well, and late...

I forgot to mention one other little point: didn't it seem like an exaggeration that every last window in downtown Elwood City was completely boarded up? Every last one?

YAKKO: Wheel of Morality, turn, turn, turn / tell us the lesson that we should learn. Moral #5. And the moral of today's story is . . . "Early to rise, early to bed, makes a man healthy but socially dead." WAKKO: Whoa, the mind boggles. YAKKO: I don't know about you, but I'm certainly touched...

Knowing how jaded and cynical you are, I figured you of all people would see the reality of this situation that any amount of petitioning, begging, or pleading people do will more than likely have no affect on ABC whatsoever. It certainly didn't work with Cartoon Network when we begged for...

Because they . . . own the show.

Dunkaroos still exist - they're at Dollar General.

These all clearly appear to be spam accounts: http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/members/alicesirtzoro.64759/ http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/members/donnarzoro.64745/ http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/members/glennieyzoro.64768/ http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/members/hectoryzoro.64749/...

I've been getting bombard with Nostalgia Critic recommendations lately. Now, that's not too strange or anything, but the thing of it is the last time I watched any NC videos was like a couple of weeks ago when I favorited his WTFU video and I had been watching his old Top 11 Villain Songs video...

Ugh, you had to bring up TV Tome. :sigh: I was so involved with that site back in the day, so I was not happy at all (neither was the rest of the entire community, mind you) when the webmaster sold out to CNet and it became TV.com. I'm over it now, but that was something I held a grudge over for...

True, but each of them had their own neurotic quirks that still made them funny and arguably endearing - there's less emphasis put on that aspect of characters today; there are what they call jerks with hearts of gold, then there are jerks with hearts of jerks, the latter of which seems to be...

Each of those shows you mentioned are audience sitcoms, not laugh track sitcoms ( though they may employ additional laughter from a laugh track for sweetneing, or maintain continuity). There really aren't good characters anymore these days, which is one of the points I've made in the past, and...

Mmhmm. I can see this is going to be something else that's going to keep being thrown back at me. The only rebuttal I can offer is that I at least acknowledge this show exists and has at least given the Muppets further exposure, unlike some people who like to pretend certain movies don't even...

Now what sense does that make? They've been counting episodes chronologically for decades, why suddenly do it differently? Won't this cause confusion for people who may not be well-versed in the number of episodes?

Our school system always started in August, but we always got out in May. However, I heartell they may soon impose year-round school years come this August . . . but then again, they've been threatening to adopt year-round even when I was in school. That's pretty much why a lot of people just...

I just now realized the coincidence that they're now up to 4,600+ episodes and here they are in Season 46; what were the odds of something like this ever happening?

So I finally saw "Shelter from the Storm" today, and it was more interesting than I thought it would be. I have to say right off the bat that they kind of lied to us a little: one of the spoilers of the episode was that one of the main character's homes was going to be completely destroyed, but...

http://metv.com/stories/a-1965-issue-of-boys-life-magazine-envisioned-1990-and-got-it-spectacularly-wrong 1990 aside, it seems like just about everybody back then figured we'd be living in a Jetsons-esque space age by the turn of the millennium.

That's something I've noticed too. The biggest suspension of belief for me? Chinese restaurants that cook specifically for people with peanut allergies. Really? There's restaurants that cook specifically for people with specific food allergies?