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KND really isn't a classic.

and COURAGE THE COWARDLY DOG, and COW AND CHICKEN, and JOHNNY BRAVO, among others... but most of them have been dumped onto Boomerang by now (and I'm still just a little peeved Comcast/xfinity refuses to carry it because it's, "Commercial free", yet they had no problems with carrying Noggin).

Facebook apparently is ten years old, which doesn't seem real... I never even heard of it till like 2008-2009, and even then, Myspace was still the somewhat prefered social media network.

Ed May formed his own puppet company in Nashville, he had brought a show to the Bijou Theater in Knoxville way back in 2007 - a collection of Ananse stories: I met up with him after the show, as well as another one of his senior puppeteers, Leon Fuller, and introduced both of them to Steve...

Finished reading, "So Much on a Handshake", and I got to thinking... I know Jim changed the name of his company from Muppets, Inc. to Henson Associates, to Jim Henson Productions... but why was it that up till the JHP renaming, the Muppets on SST were always copyrighted under Muppets, Inc...

Because that's what today's society is obsessed with.

I think if she wentthrough a dark phase as a teenager, it probably would have been more along the lines of Fern's kind of sinister, passive-aggressive streak that you're so fond of. :P

Well, twenty years ago, TBS was all about sitcoms that were, at the time, 20-30 years old (many of the ones you mentioned)... twenty years later, in addition to their own shows, TBS still shows sitcoms that are 20-30 years, just ones that are now 20-30 years old, like SEINFELD, EVERYBODY LOVES...

*Blink* Why did they make Irma goth?

Gah! TBS is starting up again with their constant and excessive, "D00d! We air THE BIG BANG THEORY, like, all the timez, even tho we been airing it for like 2-3 yearz nowz, we still like 2 act like we just added it to our network cuz its THE BIG BANG THEORY! WOOOOO!"

I already knew what Rule 34 is... I just learned about Rule 63. Eek.

Yup, lol. Epic on-screen typo! Reminds me of this from years ago: I told you guys it gets hot down here!

Look again... then, it'll hit ya, lol.

Saw this on a TV screen today: See anything unusual?

Apparently not too far up north if people in Ohio, or those tundra states like Minnesota or Wisconsin never heard of it. It's a New York thing. I think they call 'em "fluffernutters" or something like that.

The problem with Hollywood is that once certain actors and actresses become mainstream, it's like they have to be in every single new movie that comes out, whether they're really a fit for the characters they're portraying or not, and it continues in vicious cycles. As I've said before, there...

Heh! You should see reactions to certain geeks and nerds cosplaying as various different female characters: people will actually comment on whether or not the cosplayer is pulling it off or not based on that cosplayer's breast size. Of course, then again, I've noticed, while always deranged to...

I was merely pointing out the difference between Philip Seymour Hoffman's problem and other celebrities' problems. I like how you always overly dissect everything I say and jump to conclusions about the nature of my posts.

After finishing "A Kind of Craziness", like THE DARK CRYSTAL, I never really got a chance to see THE JIM HENSON HOUR (though I have seen a GORILLA TELEVISION segment on YouTube, and that looked really interest - that Ubu is one wicked-looking puppet), but in reading this chapter, as well as...

Exactly! Doug actually seems to get this himself, which is why I think he recently started doing reviews as himself, rather than Nostalgia Critic... and you have to remember too, yes, Doug is Nostalgia Critic, but that doesn't mean Doug is Nostalgia Critic... as in, Nostalgia Critic is just a...