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Oh yeah. Mike's Hard Lemonade. I think Mike's also has a Hard Apple Juice... no, that's Redd's Apple Ale... I think... I don't know.

Then... how is it a "soft drink"? And then again, why do they call 'em, "Soft drinks"? They sure ain't soft on the throat on the way down.

So I'm into chapter five now (shut up), and there's something that strikes me odd. Okay, so when did Jim end up losing said whole business side? That's one of the same things that Sid & Marty Krofft learned early in their career: never sell what you create... yet, from beginning to today, the...

I never got a chance to see THE PATRIDGE FAMILY, though... wasn't he also the guy who voiced the ram in CHARLOTTE'S WEB? If so, the only time I can remember seeing him on-screen was an episode of BEWITCHED where he worked in a department store where Samantha's Cousin Henry was stirring up...

Just about every single movie Will Ferrell does, he plays an unlikeable sketch show-esque character. Kristen Wiig seems to always play awkwardly stupid or stupidly awkward characters. Fred Armisen is an alien, remember that.

Ernie and Bert are really the only ones I can't associate any actual age with, mainly because they really don't fit any of the conventional age brackets: they play with toys and games and do recreational activities typical of little kids, however, they share an apartment, do their own laundry...

Ugh... why is it everytime you have to update Flash Player, it also has to automatically install both Google Toolbar and Google Chrome? Those should be options. Elmo, it doesn't even make any sense that they would be included when all your doing is updating Flash Player.

I've noticed there's almost a generalized idea that the street is somewhere in Queens, simply because the Kaufman-Astoria studios are in Queens. It gets confusing, because it almost seems as if the boroughs and neighborhoods in NYC are like their own mini-cities, and it seems like some of...

Hoho! I found out about YT's dirty little secret: the reason why it appears you can no longer remove any of the crap from your homepage feed is because that little thingy you click on for that option is hidden behind that menu of recommended channels on the right side of the homepage. You have...

In rewatching, "Arthur's Snow Biz", there's something that bothers me, of which was also an issue Arthur had when and Buster shoveled that one lady's huge circular driveway: the huge cocoa break. Now, my issue isn't so much that Buster took a huge cocoa break, like Arthur's was, my issue is...

I thought Yoohoo was essentially a chocolate soda... though, I think it's inspired by a drink with milk in it.. remember Mr. Hooper's Egg Cream? Milk, chocolate syrup, and seltzer water. I don't know... I never drank Yoohoo (carbonation intolerent), however, whenever I hear, "Yoohoo", I think...

THE LEGO MOVIE looks visually interesting, however, the animation looks intentionally choppy.

If I didn't know any better, I'd think there isn't any actual milk in Nesquik anymore... I mean, for one thing, I keep seeing it more and more out on shelves, and in their own little cardboard displays, rather than inside coolers with other dairy products... and also, I've been noticing a little...

Who cares? Besides, we already have a thread for discussing all of these different award shows: http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/golden-globes-whats-the-point.49793/

Yeah, I did overlook that.

That, and whenever one new sitcom becomes a particularly big hit, then all the other networks scramble to come out with their own knockoffs to compete with the hit. This dates back to the 60s actually: there was a point in time when monster and supernatural sitcoms dominated the airwaves: THE...

It's seriously not as bad as everyone paints it out to be.

KSY is over 10 years old now, yet whenever you're in a store, or somewhere that has discount $5 DVDs and such, every single copy still proudly proclaims, "An ALL-NEW Feature-Length Movie!" I'm sorry, but we've had three Muppet movies since then, getting ready to add another one at that, it's...