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That sort of thing never happened in the TV show. Actually it did and wound up being a major plot point of being a major misunderstanding. Other than that, it's like Mean Girls the TV series.

I second that. How the shell do you get these videos to work?

It's an industry wide problem if you ask me. Cutting and pasting Muppet posers is no different than cutting and pasting CGI character poses from the style guides. Well, with the exception that it's impossible for the Muppets to have the "Dreamworks Face" (that every animation company...

I'd rather just get the complete Bullwinkle set than collect sets of all the little segments. Only reason to get those are for collectors or the ease of not having to sort through a bunch of episodes to find a specific segment of a specific show. Then of course, there's also the marathon play.

I wouldn't say that. Lucky Seven should be in One Episode Wonder as well. I think. I can't remember if it aired 2 or 3 episodes before it was yanked. I have no idea what the ratings for Back in the Game are, but if they're good enough for it to last this long, it might be because the time...

SW, once again, has posted footage of the upcoming episode before the episode takes place. In this case, the Homelamb parody. And I knew they'd do this. I have to have the Herculean task of not watching it so I have something to look forward to when actually watching the episode...

Exactly what I was referring to. "The Muppets" may be a fan fic anniversary special style collection of nostalgic references, but it's still better than some of the last few movies and projects they made. Though I will say the EMTV era of merchandising is sorely missed, but then again action...

Frasier did it right. They took a character that wasn't too popular, but likable enough to support a show. Had they done a Norm or Cliff show, it wouldn't have lasted a year. Now, back to the actual thread... I don't hear too many things about CBS's turn of the century sitcoms "Yes Dear"...

...called it. ib4the actual episode, I suppose.

Don't really mind the reused poser puppets on this one. But it already looks better than what we got out of The Muppets. Especially that "Gotta Catch them All" international poster that looked exactly like the Toy Story 3 one. (Waits for someone to complain about it not being a Drew hand...

Most. Look at Frasier. You hear more about that show than Cheers, and Cheers was a popular series. But 80's Show could have been a solid idea had they not rushed it out. Something tells me Fox wanted the show more than the writers. Still, it was enjoyable, but it didn't seem like a concept...

I said Baseball show enough times that it should have stuck. Unless that was supposed to be a joke. But it's just the lamest tropes based on lame underdog sports hero movies, thrown together with Single Working Mom who can't get her life together and stuck living with crazy parents Tropes...

That 80's show had too many things going against it. It was far too early, for one thing. Had they waited just a few years when 80's style was relevant again, it might have got the audience it was looking for. Secondly, creating that show meant that That 70's Show was on a tight leash (the...

Peabody's Improbable History is the official title of the segment. The show's a real victim of Title Confusion, as it was called either "Mr. Peabody" or "Peabody and Sherman." This DVD only adds to the confusion. Then of course there's the fact that Rocky and his Friends and The...

Not to mention the fact that reviews can also be products of Complaining about Shows You Don't Watch and Hype Backlash (considering they have pages that essentially talk about them, as I used the titles). And even in those cases, there's (more pages) Accentuating the Negative and Snark Bait...

After reading some of the rules posted in certain pages, it seems that getting rid of negative thinking is an unfortunate way to deal with flame wars, hate spam, and trolling. Some butt always ruins it for everyone else, and I can tell the Mods just got so sick of it, they had to essentially...

Almost 6 months and noooooo second issue.

I just wonder about video games for young children. Seems like for every game that kinda teaches something, like literacy and math (and we have got some pretty good Sesame Street games that did both), there's just a couple that just do NOT work as video games for a video game console, but would...

Or they could just have abandoned the character and then we'd hear everyone whine about how they don't use him anymore. Take your pick.

Still don't see why "We Are Men" isn't under One Episode Wonder.