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I remember that episode! I could be wrong but I remember it as Gonzo explaining weirdness to Scooter. But it has been awhile, I'd love to see that again. They really need to go on DVD. The one thing that always remember was that Gonzo also sings, "Chicky Babe and Dirty Dog really dig that corn...

Yeah but someday when they're older it will pay off. They'll already be familiar with a word that their friends won't be, and people will be impressed. Nevermind the advantages on the SATs, hehe. I think that's the big reason for using "grown up" words. Instead of assuming "kids won't...

It does seem clear that with DVDs, if we want a lot of the bonus features, they do take a bit longer to produce. Which is fine with me, I'd rather wait than be disapointed. But that's just me. Like I said, after seeing the episodes I do wonder what I'm going to do next, so I appreciate bonus...

Oh dear I missed this, Happy Belated Birthday, Jerry!

It would be another modern day miracle! And so, not impossible. ;)

Well yes, that goes without saying! ;) But Wizard of Oz is a good example of a film that people still enjoy watching despite the somewhat scary parts.

Ooooo, I've never seen this article before! I really like the title, it fits him perfectly. ;) http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19920109&slug=1469380

Oh defintely that's up there as one of the saddest moments in TV history, I'm sure. Even when they just show it quickly during a MASH retrospective or something, it still gets to you. It plays on real human events and emotions. And it was in keeping with the attitude of the show, it didn't shy...

Well what was that email again that people used to ask HIT about DVDs?

I've had the same experience actually. I worked at a summer camp a few years ago and one kid was crying at a sort of disturbing part of a kids movie, a part of the story that was really unjust and upsetting. It really affected her for awhile that day. And yes it is really horrible to see a kid...

Well it's just a matter of opinion, but I generally don't mind the idea of kids occasionally getting scared by a story. Life isn't all fun and games, and we're not doing kids any favors by putting them in a safety bubble. Plus kids are a lot tougher (and smarter) than we realize. And it has to...

I never minded it when Disney talked about death, or violence or sad issues. That can be the sign of a deeper, more meaningful story, and it's good to expose kids to that. What's been bothering me is the over use of just plain dirty, mean spirited humor that keeps popping up in kids...

I don't know about everyone else, but I just keep thinking about the Fraggle Rock Season 4 DVD (which hopefully will not be postponed or anything cause that would really be annoying!), lol. It's like "Ok, can we just plow through August already? !" ;) Obviously the bonus features of the...

Honestly I wouldn't show my kids have the stuff they're making today. American entertainment, with some exceptions, is really becoming an embarrassment.

Well I don't want to get into this in a big way, but I will say it was really rude for that person to ask what Church you belong to and then give you something like that without telling you. I may be bias because I am Catholic, but I think it would be wrong no matter what the church or faith. It...

I get you but I just don't agree. I don't take this pacing theory seriously or the so-called child experts. In my experience, they rarely have anything to do with the real world. Also, a lot of adult entertainment has in fact rejected its past, instead of embracing like they ought to. That's...

I agree, there's a lot of disrespecting of Piggy lately and it's so annoying (and sexist by the way, seriously). She was a great female character and pop culture didn't know what they had. I hate to say it, but I'm not a fan who will go to see a movie no matter what. I'm going to try and hear...

If you're writing or talking about a topic people are interested in, then they do care. So I don't think they're useless. :)

I don't remember seeing that sketch as a kid, but I saw it recently and I don't think I would have been scared either (and not just because I'm a grown up now), if that helps, hehe. :insatiable:

Well actually I remember reading an interview with Linda Bove where she said when she first came on the show, her role was very much like what Tahra's role was later. She was there to show how deaf people communited and how normal it was, etc. She eventually complained to the writers saying she...