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I've been noticing a lot more red-links on TV Tropes as of late. Such as the previously mentioned Hot Mom, apparently others such as Meaningful Name (or Theme Naming, I can't remember), Rickroll, Save the Neighborhood, Spell My Name with "The", and Complaining About Shows You Don't Like are no...

A lot of movies were given TV shows that failed... NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE was given the ABC sitcom DELTA HOUSE (one of the last sitcoms that used the original/classic laugh track used from the 50s, 60s, and 70s), PRIVATE BENJAMIN was also given a series that failed... I think part of...

Wow, thanks for bumping a four-year-old post that not only do I not remember posting, but I don't even use Myspace anymore, but I don't even use tumblr since all it is Twitter for pictures, and I don't use Twitter, because Twitter is one of the most pointless things the internet ever created.

Well, first of all, an autobiography is where the subject writes his/her own biography him/herself. Secondly, I think in most cases, authors or publishers slap the word "unauthorized" on the cover to grab people's attention.

Sorry to double-post, but I just finished the chapter on SST (boy, that was a breeze, lol), and came across a minor little error, that may or may not be worth mentioning (I thought I had seen a thread on possible errors and mistakes in this book, but I can't find it): anyway, it mentions that...

Hasn't she done that already?

I still think it would be a neat idea if they did like some animation studios have done, and released a CD collection of all the various different little music buttons, cues, scoring, sound effects, and what have you that they've used on the show for so many years.

Well, a big difference between Henson and the Kroffts was Jim did, indeed, pour his heart and soul into just about everything project he came up with, and his were pretty much genuine creative endeavors that he did for the artistic value; the Kroffts, on the other hand, were admittedly very...

This is something that's been rattling around in my brain for quite sometime now... Scientifically and medically speaking, a person's mind/brain isn't fully developed or matured until s/he is 25, which really makes me wonder, why isn't 25 the legal age of adulthood? When you kind of look at...

Frankly, I'm more concerned that Madonna can't seem to act her age.

Finally finishing chapter five, I just have to say... that response Jim wrote to this so-called, "Mr. Dionne" cracked me up! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Also, THE MUNSTERS spun off a lot of other projects as well, such as a movie with the original cast (sans Marilyn), a remake in the 90s featuring cameos by some of the original cast, a reboot series that lasted longer than the original, then of course NBC tried to revamp it again Darker and...

I wouldn't say the current Gonzo is horrible-looking, however, there does seem to be something off about it, I think it's either the shape or the proportions of the head.

I hope this time when they say GLEE is getting canceled, they mean it.

Then you look elsewhere instead of settling.

My favorites count on YT just dropped from 461 (I think) down to 373. Sucks, but at the same time, this keeps helping me avoid the 650 limit.

Even Nostalgia Critic has changed; very rarely does he review any actual nostalgia anymore... in fact, his reviews aren't so much reviews anymore either, they're more like sketch comedy.

Okay, now I'm really interested in reading about that, because that's always been a question lingering in my mind... my two assumptions were either Jim felt Caroll being Big Bird and Oscar (essentially the original two Muppet leads of SST) may have jeopardized his credibility of performing other...

So since they uncanceled GLEE last year because Cory Monteith died so they could do a tribute episode to Finn, why don't they uncancel GILLIGAN'S ISLAND since Russell Johnson died and do a tribute episode to the Professor?

But none of them are carbonated either. I guess it's yet another case of being a regional thing, because where I'm from, "soft drink" is basically another term for soda.