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Speak of the devil, STUART LITTLE 3 was on Cartoon Network the other night... I was right, that is some of the most terrifying animation I have ever seen!

PINK LADY AND JEFF was not only considered the worst show the Kroffts ever produced, it was considered one of the worst shows in TV history... I don't think NBC even knew exactly what they wanted to do with it: Sid had the idea of having the entire show take place inside a Japanese music box...

I guess if the premise or concept sounds interesting, they may fund a test pilot just to see if the series would be as interesting as it sounds... maybe? I don't know. I do know that in some cases, if the network is the one to offer a studio or company to do a show, they'll give them a budget to...

That was one thing I found a little, let's say, unusual about the Best Friends DVD: while it certainly had it's share of classic/old school inserts for certain characters, such as Bert telling Ernie not to eat cookies in bed, they also used remakes of certain others, like Ernie and Bert's letter...

This never fails to give me a chuckle!

Download and install AdFender. THEN, download and install AdBlock Plus. In this day and age, it requires multiple adblockers to get rid of ads, especially commercials.

Yeah. I actually saw Jerry Seinfeld in 2009, and sure enough, at one point, he was interrupted by hecklers, but being a pro at stand-up, he knew exactly how to handle it: he completely ignored the hecklers. What he couldn't ignore, however, was that security guards came in, and started...

Another thing about Michael Richards is that he seems to be something of a perfectionist; if you look at behind-the-scenes footage from SEINFELD, such as bloopers and outtakes, he seems to hold back chatising others whenever they blow a line or two... then again, I think Richard Dawson was kind...

I'd settle for some GREEN ACRES reruns; MGM left us hanging on the DVDs like eight years ago: they released the first three seasons, then just stopped, and they still owe us the last three seasons.

xfinity has a channel like that called TVOne, however, from what I've seen, it's mostly reruns of shows like SANFORD AND SON, GOOD TIMES, WHAT'S HAPPENING!!, and THE JEFFERSONS mixed with its own reality and music programming.

In all honesty, I haven't even heard of half of the shows you mentioned. :o

This is yet another one of those fat and thin rants that we're so fond of around here, because of how ridiculous the media's idea of what overweight and thin really are. Now, I'll admit, Jennifer Lawrence ain't really my type, I wouldn't say she's a knock out or anything... but how is it that...

Is practically everything on cable edited with iMovie? I hear the exact same default iMovie sound effects on various different cable shows, promos, commercials, and such.

Never heard of WHT, I guess Comcast/xfinity doesn't offer it.

I think the main problem with some people today, as I've said before, is that they simply just want the easy way out to avoid hassle. Marriage requires even more than just commitment, it also requires the wedding itself: getting a license, getting rings, booking somewhere to have the wedding...

Y'know, who am I to judge, but I will admit, I always did kind of feel that 20s was too young for marriage anyway... I guess it's mainly because growing up, it seemed like the youngest newlyweds were were in their early 30s or so... or, people didn't seem to get married until they were well into...

Actually, there's two more days of 2013: today, and tomorrow (that is, unless you're over the dateline, which means you're already having tomorrow). For me, I have to say that 2013, on the whole, was considerably a whole lot better than 2012 was, but then again, odd years usually seem to be...

Sadly, TV Land gave Kirstie Alley (who has a reputation of being nasty and arrogant herself) her own sitcom, of which, Michael Richards is a regular on, though from what I've seen of the previews, his character doesn't seem too awful different from Kramer (but then again, when they tried giving...

He said SOUTH PARK is just about the only thing he actually watches on TV, because it's so outrageous that he loves it.

Which is pretty much why I don't watch Big Bang. If it could actually be a show about actual nerds, like it's supposedly supposed to be, I'd be interested in watching it, but like I said many times before, when you've got Chuck Lorre at the helm, of course it's going to be turned into a show...