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If it's supposed to be football season, then why is everything on TV being preempted by baseball right now?

The street was modeled after Harlem; Jon Stone even said they might as well have shot the show on location in Harlem because of how realistic the set was in terms of all of the run-down and lived-in details that was put into it. Considering, Sesame Street was a very elaborate set for a TV show...

Well, if we're going that route: And yes, that's Tom Kenny as the professor.

Probably because some of them may be too dated to sell to kids today? I'm going to be honest, I was surprised by some of the clips that were included in the Best of Friends DVD: some were obvious remakes of older inserts, others weren't. But take "Bedtime Stories and Song," it was re-released as...

I think those are the number of new videos your subscriptions uploaded since you last logged in.

I can't believe that an eight-year-old, 50-second, 240p video won't buffer on first click and has to be refreshed several times before it'll play. Man, this is becoming a widespread problem. And I still hate this new overlapping/disappearing video player. No, I've grown past hate . . . I...

It's finally occured to me why I'm not exactly crazy about the construction doors being removed - not so much that they were iconic to the set or anything, but by removing them, it makes 123 look all the more awkward sitting there all by itself either nothing on either side. The doors made it...

What's the deal with Donald Duck's tail? Why is it always subjects to misfortune? It's been nearly eaten by a gorilla and a shark, it's been nearly burned by Pete, it's been burned by a witch and while on a Hawaiian vacation, it's been stung by bees . . . gee, no wonder people make such a big...

Hey, maybe ninjas are the thing right now? Like first it was vampires, then it was zombies, so maybe now it's ninjas?

Wow, the American public really does have a short attention span, doesn't it? Last week when the shooting at the Oregon community college took place, the public finally got onboard and was like, "Yeah, why don't we have some kind of gun control to prevent this stuff from happening all the time?"...

Sonia Manzano was on Tavis Smiley's show last night to promote her new memoir, and share a lot of personal anecdotes of her childhood growing up in the Bronx and her early career endeavors. The full interview is now available for viewing on the PBS website...

Grow up, man; you've finally sunk to a level of a pot calling the kettle black.

One of the things I like the most about that Jambareeqi interview is how Dilly has expressed interest in possibly making an animated feature, but adding that only if he could do it on his own without corporate influence; he's a true independent.

You guys are aware they make records again, right? And that you can get record players at like Walmart, Best Buy, and places like that, right?

Why would anybody take kids to ComiCon? If we're always so concerned about kids immitating stuff that they see to the point where we had to stop Don Music from banging his head on his piano, do we really want kids to see the kind of stuff that goes on at cons?

I thought the title sounded suspiciously like H.R. PUFNSTUF.

I always felt that the Kroffts' shows were great in the beginning, up until the original LAND OF THE LOST, after that, it seemed their shows had a steady decline, between the really bad acting, excessively recycled premises, less puppetry, and an either overly abused or really underwhelming...

PINK LADY & JEFF was thrown together haphazardly anyway. You know how that show got started? Fred Silverman at NBC saw a clip of Pink Lady on the news and decided, "Hey, these two Japanese girls are hot! Let's give them a show!" He didn't even care what the show was, he just wanted to give them...