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We discussed in another thread how a majority of the folks at TV Tropes have never even heard of Nostalgia Critic, which brings to mind a very valid point I've been trying to make for a while now: So, what's the deal with dumping shows straight to Netflix now? How can a serious, full-length...

To be honest, I can't understand what he's saying half the time -- he talks too fast, lol. :o He mentions ZippCast... uh, the last time I checked, the guy who launched ZippCast deleted the site altogether and then went into hiding (supposedly because Google spies were threatening him); I put...

That's what I was saying previously: each of the Muppet movies were their own, one-off, stand-alone feature - they weren't connected to each other via a plot thread, or a hook, or anything, they each had their own self-contained story. I think that's just about the only problem with MMW is that...

I know I said I was going to sit the rest of the season out, but since such a big deal was made out of "Fountain Abbey," I watched today anyway. "Fountain Abbey" turned out to be kind of a so-so episode... I guess maybe if I actually watched DOWNTOWN ABBEY, I might have been able to get more...

I'm not usually one for spicy food myself, but like George, D'Snowth occasionally likes spicy chicken - D'Snowth will go for buffalo wings every now and then, but D'Snowth has to have ranch dipping sauce with his wings.

Turner Classic Movies, of all channels, it airing this January 31.

Someone used to have all of George's Twix scenes in a compilation on YT, but I guess it got nuked, because I can't find it anymore. Same goes for him sleeping under his desk.

Reminds me of the old Brokeback M*A*S*H trailer. Matter of fact, I think that same guy did a Brokeback trailer with Jerry and George too.

I realize I've been saying this same old tune over and over again, but I think the problem with CGI is that it's fallen into the same category as 3D and sequels: it's gimmicky. Back in the day, there was really only two studios that came out with quality CGI movies: Pixar and DreamWorks; and...

That seriously had me tearing from laughter! On a related note, I actually sent Colbynfriends one of those Human Fund donation cards for Christmas (or Festivus, whichever). :P

MeTV's good, they just need to really broaden their lineup a bit, they have a rather limited selection of shows to watch. I've only see MISTER ED for like a year or so back in 2003 when TV Land had it for a brief time, that'd be nice to see again.

TV Land doesn't care anymore. They've flat-out stated they no longer have an interesting in catering to older audiences and introducing younger generations to classic television, and instead are focusing more on producing their own original sitcoms with has-been actors. I doubt those ratings. In...

And let us not forget the wonders of Seinimation!

Wasn't Flash originally developed with Apple computers in mind?

Can I just say that I hate it when today's viewing public bases their interest on something from yesteryears simply because of a FAMILY GUY cut scene? If there's one kind of YT comment that's more annyoing and spammy than, "FIRST!" it's, "FAMILY GUY BROUGHT ME HERE!" Once again, the problem in...

Okay. There's a biopic about Allan Arbus's (Sidney Freedman from M*A*S*H) photographer wife, Diane - Nicole Kidman played her. I only saw a little bit of it late one night several years ago, but gee whiz, I had no idea what in the world was going on in that movie, it was truly bizarre. I later...

Does it have to be animated?

Why can't the internet use just one thing and stick with it? I remember how fed up I got with Java back in the day (and constantly having to update it like every couple of weeks).

And for some reason, I said "better" when I meant to say "medal."

Admittedly, ever since the site's overhaul, I'm discovered a slue of subpages that I didn't even know existed before. Discontinuity, Pantheon, Horrible (Music)... never saw any of those before. Wallbangers had also become hard to find up till recently too.