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I think it's just the lighting.

Yes, those are the actual SW offices; it would be the easiest thing for them to do.

Can the eyes glow a little bit...not at all?

I didn't say it was bad; I meant it was so awesome I couldn't belief it was real

If you're referring to my statement under the video, it's just something people online say to express extreme disbelief in what they're seeing.

What is this, I don't even

They made a cartoon about the Loch Ness Monster for "Winnie the Pooh" and another short, "Paperman", will appear before "Wreck-It-Ralph".

I watched LTS last night and Rizzo really wasn't needed in the main group. He and Pepe served the same purpose basically; you could've given half of Rizzo's lines to Pepe and nothing would've changed. I woulddn't call that "Fladerization", just not knowing what to do with him.

I put the link in the previous reply.

"Hace Frio" is a song by Telly. "One Banana" does not have their intro. "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" is a song by Judy Collins and the kids and "You and You and Me" is a song about taking turns by Grover, Elmo and Zoe. EDIT: Count, here's your songs

Hey folks, remember when I did that thing where I'd get new songs and make a list for ones you'd like to have? I've got A LOT more since then, but most of it is on a harddrive, and I'm waiting to share those with you all until I get a laptop soon. So, I instead offer these songs, which I've made...

I don't know if you want to add this or not, but the "One Fine Face" by "The Sesame Street House Band" singer is Stephanie D'Abruzzio.

They still have the Fraggle Rock rights. I don't know where you hear they didn't. Maybe the MOVIE rights, not the rights to the show.

I thought someone was behind him. It looks kinda thought it was a marionette, but there's no way they would've gotten him upside down like that.

Sam kinda started out as obsessed with America (like those Meeting Films: "The land of Lincoln! The land of Jefferson!"). After season 1, he started to click, not only trying to bring more culture to the show, but being completely unfamiliar with the material he's presenting ("For Beethoven I'll...

I wondered why that happens. The Frasier re-runs on Hallmark were like that, especially during the credits, while the other channels I'd watch 'em on are fine.

Well, they're both pretty busy, so I think she thought it wouldn't be right to have a kid that they'd practically never see.

They need to squeeze Johnson somewhere in this movie.

I get it now.

"Well, [he's] not quite a mop and [he's] not quite a puppet..."