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That is the mark of professionalism. He carried on the show like nothing happened. The Christmas show one looks like he might have really gotten too hurt to continue right away. But to basically sit there and finish off his long line of dialogue in the prior one so as not to worry the kids...

Dr. Doofenshmirz's Vlog. Even cartoon characters feel Christmas is pushed too soon.

I really don't get why they're just so reluctant to put so much as a t-shirt in stores. It's not going to derail any long term plans or anything. Personally, I'm ticked that they burned through the Wreck it Ralph merchandise before the thing hit home video. And everything but the obscure...

On that subject...

Again, totally ticked I don't have professional digital art programs. I wouldn't want to work hard on something and have the program that came with a digital camera ruin it. Otherwise, I could see myself handing something in.

Oh. I have to take something back. Apparently, some of "It's Christmas Time Again, Charlie Brown" was animated before in The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show as well. It just... well... plays out differently. We never get to see Marcie and Patty's part of the play (Patty slips on the ice in a...

Boom's also planning a Steven Universe comic book. Unlike Regular Show and Adventure Time, this one is coming out pretty close to when the shoe began. Hopefully they won't wind up tripping over plot points like they did the first 8 issues of Bravest Warriors (before they just copied the...

Actually, my mom had almost the opposite problem when it came to Christmas carols on the radio. While she did think it kept getting earlier and earlier, she was very disappointed that the day after Christmas, they stopped that music entirely.

Not really my point. The fact that other countries have more of our own stuff than us (at least back then) is just...well... weird. Though, to be fair DIC was a French company to begin with... the term "American cartoon" is kinda taken lightly since (in the case of Early DIC shows) they were...

Okay... anyone notice that Internationally, every single American cartoon in the 1980's pretty much had a freaking soundtrack album, while us Americans (who the cartoons were intended for) got diddly freaking squat? France got albums and singles of every theme song (of course, they rewrote them...

When Cheerios commercials become the most disgusting breeding ground of racists this side of a KKK meeting, you know something's wrong. I can almost take idiotic political tracts, but being afraid of the huge... whatever it is imaginary Apocalypse or some sort, like white people are going to...

I just got it. Thanks.

Are the backup singers in the Guy Smiley skit supposed to be a reference to something? They seem like they're patterned after some SNL skit or something. Anyone else almost notice like a parallel Convincin' John moment here, or am I only thinking that because Guy and John were both Jim Henson...

Dude... I'd be happy if they'd completely do away with posting comments entirely. YT's comments section was the stupidest idea ever. It's bait for trolls and "I'm not racist, but..." racists that tend to whine that we're too "PC" to ever allow "Coal Black and de Sebbin Dwarbs" to be shown...

I fully understand there's a budget problem with the show (anyone who's watched it in the last 3 years will vouch for me). I completely understand that they want to make money off of the classic media they have released. it's there's... no problems there. What I cannot fathom is taking down...

I was watching a cooking show yesterday, and apparently there's an alternate pronunciation of the word "Ate" that sounds like "ett." Either that's completely archaic or a regional thing since I've never heard that one.

It's totally the materialism why anyone cares about the holiday, and that's a double edged sword. On the one hand, you do indeed lose the spiritual aspect (of something that didn't actually take place then), but on the other hand, the materialism can be a boon economically and the materialism...

I really wish that those who say that they always try to mask religion unlike the imaginary "good ol' days" would realize that Linus's quote was considered controversial when the special was made back in the 60's. Schulz stuck solidly to those guns when just about everyone else in the...