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I had no idea that you and sawing14s were, in fact, one and the same. Cool.

Even if they were released to the public, it would be darn near impossible to watch every single episode, considering there were already roughly 3,000+ episodes by the time the old school era had come to a close, and considering each episode is an hour, it would take several months to watch them...

I didn't know Kanye fans existed.

All I know about BROOKLYN 99 is that I assume that's the reason why Chelsea Peretti stopped appearing on WORLD'S DUMBEST... I didn't see a lot of the special, as I spent most of the night last night editing, but I did see the very first episode on Saturday night - it was great to get to see...

Even though the special has already aired, PBS is still advertising it. As a movie, for some reason.

Eugh... Why do these really heavy set old ladies feel it necessary to walk around the store wearing tops cut too low for them with their cellphones wedged inbetween their melons?

Actually, now that you mention it, I agree with that. Many past SST specials have done similar formats like that, so yeah, if they couldn't have filled the entire hour, intermezzo segments and inserts may have worked a bit better. I don't think so. They weren't useless, they were trying to do...

Good special, I certainly enjoyed it through and through. I really like how Cookie Monster has been getting a lot of focus these last few years, he really deserve it, and it certainly continues to boost the Cookie kick I've been on for years now. And I mentioned some time back that I'm glad...

Well, my Valentine's Day was a pretty enjoyable one, at least I think so . . . I can't speak for the one who was sort of my Valentine this year . . . but, I'll remember it.

Yeah, that's been the subject of debate as well. Sure, they had taped evidence . . . but other than that, they didn't actually do anything to help the guy in his situation . . . and their commentary came back to bite all of them in the butt when the tape was played in court. True to fashion...

I don't know. They've been saying for years they have movies in development with Sony, DreamWorks, and another studio, but there's never any updates or news about them. And now, with DW shutting down its animation studio, I don't even know if that LIDSVILLE movie they were developing with Conrad...

Yeah, but see, Larry David (who had returned at that point to write the finale) had said he didn't care a thing about continuity among the characters - all he cared about was that the show always be funny, even if that meant the characters act, say, or do something one week, then act, say, or do...

So it's been announced that the Kroffts are developing a pilot for a reboot of SIGMUND AND THE SEA MONSTERS. With Amazon. Et tu, Brute?

This is rather eerie, because it was practically not two days ago I was watching the episode of I DREAM OF JEANNIE where Gary Owens "discovers" Jeannie and books her to appear on LAUGH-IN at the same time Tony and Dr. Bellows were vacationing in Hollywood.

I don't remember exactly, but I think Phil put a cap on changing user names many years ago.

Remember back when we had the misfortune of having to deal with Michelle Bachmann in the lime light, she went on record saying that kids shouldn't watch THE LION KING because the music was done by a gay man (Sir Elton John fer cryin' out loud)?

I've been a gofer before, so this puts a smile on my face, lol. But, on a serious note . . . I got a Valentine this year! :dreamy:

More-or-less, kinda-sorta. I'm just glad that I've been having considerably more pleasant and enjoyable dreams as of late - it's a nice relief from the usual nightly acid trips that I have even though I don't drop acid, or do any drugs for that matter.

Had another really interesting one last night. So, as many of you may or may not know, I wasn't really able to do anything regarding STEVE D'MONSTER & COMPANY, and as such, I was never able to audition puppeteers for The Squirrely Squirrels (I had someone tapped for Bethany, and of course...

I DREAM OF JEANNIE is one of many classic sitcoms I enjoy, but I haven't watched it in a while, so I decided to break out some of the DVDs I have and rewatch it. I was watching Season Four, and stumbled on a familiar face from an obscure Henson production: in the episode "Jeannie and the Secret...