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Uhh, it doesn't snow in March.

So that infamous and controversial Mask episode, while I'm well aware of all of the theories out there surrounding this episode and have pretty much accepted them since they all seem to be pretty accurate, what's finally sold me is one piece of dialogue that most people seem to overlook that...

It's really no surprise that retail's practically gotten rid of all Christmas now to prepare for D-Day, uh, I mean V-Day, and that a lot of people have already taken down their decorations, but what is surprising is they're still playing Christmas music on the radio.

http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/oceans.htm Okay, since when was there ever a fifth ocean - this so-called "Southern Ocean"? Because if my geography from skewl serves me correctly, there's only four oceans: Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, and Arctic.

I can agree that there was hardly any variety to Christmas music being played this year, sometimes hearing the exact same version of a song upwards of three times in a day - I don't know what was going on, but there's a number of Christmas songs that I didn't even hear this year (such as the two...

Now that trailers for NORM OF THE NORTH are appearing on TV, you can actually see in the animation quality that this was originally a DVD movie; it definitely has a cheap, TV-budget animation quality look to it.

My hometown at night:

OMG, since this, Danny Stern's now posted a video of himself as Marv, pleading for Harry to come find him now that Kevin's on a murderous rampage and going after all home invaders. "I'm a-scared, Harry! I'm home (dramatic pause) alone!" Now everybody's hoping Joe Pesci will follow suit with a...

Well, it's like I've said before in another thread, Disney has its own brand of practically everything, so it's pretty much an entire commercial empire unto itself.

. . . . and to Canadians.

Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding!

Who said Kevin's back at Henson?

Ah, I see YouTube is spreading the holiday spirit with one of the Kardashian/Jenner girls dressed in black, see-thru lingerie in front of footage of wild fire. After all, that's what Christmas is all about, isn't it? Flaunting hoes and promoting lust? Happy Birthday, Jesus!

Is there a reason why some Muppet productions have different versions with different titles? Like Bunny Picnic on Henson Rarities has scrolling end titles (and Grandpa Bean announcing the main title at the beginning), while the version I posted years ago has still end titles. Muppet Wiki also...

Yeah, Jim wasn't about the Muppets being spokespeople or advertisers - yeah, he had a good thing going in his early days with those commercials, but once critics started complaining about the Muppets being used as glorified pitchmen (which wasn't true at all), Jim began becoming more and more...

So every year, my mom always insists that I open one present on Christmas Eve, so I did, and was surprised that I not only got a copy of Sonia's memoirs, but she apparently went through the extra trouble of tracking down an autographed copy for me, so that was really nice.

I always found that to be a little awkward moment, myself. "Excuse me, uh, my name's Rowlf the Dog, and I play the piano, and, well, never mind."

I remember Dr. Tick Tock, however, I wasn't aware there was actualy 50 of them - mainly because I think my PBS only ever played one of them (911).

I think Johnny Bravo was the first Cartoon Cartoon to get an actual holiday special, and I actually remember CN made a big deal about it, but not because it was a Christmas special, rather because it marked the return of original creator Van Partible - I remember the promos for the special even...