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I was the only kid growing up who actually liked ROCKO'S MODERN LIFE and COW AND CHICKEN, all the other kids hated them. FRANKtv - Frank Caliendo's MADtv spin-off that only last like half a season, but I thought it was pretty good, personally. THANK GOD YOU'RE HERE! - Really funny improv...

Aw man... another tragic loss to the Muppet world. :(

:insatiable: Thanks for the goodies Ed!

Apparently, man...

I did that last night with the one of the other nuisances. Ed's still deleting the posts though.

I've been saying it for a while now, there's absolutely nothing on television BUT trash anymore. I've been trying for years to give new shows chances that claim to be "different", only to find they're still the same ol' filth that keeps polluting the television landscape; that's why even though...

Well, look at NEW GIRL. That apparently is a VERY successful series, and THAT was a clone of a failure (that TBS sitcom MY BOYS, which only lasted two seasons before disappearing forever).

There isn't going to be any peace whatsoever withing the government until Obama is out of the White House, and/or the GOP start getting their way again. Seriously, the current government shutdown threat is all because the GOP STILL wants to get rid of Obama care... they must just either REALLY...

The resident Sesame Guru's birthday was yesterday, I believe... So, happy belated birthday ol' chap, hope you had a good one, ol' bean.

I used it in that MORON LEAGUE, SEQUEL! short I did years ago. I think there was a set that KFC released with its kids meals in like 1990 or 1991 or so, they were almost rubbery figures that each came with a plastic item, the Brittany came with a jukebox, and I guess the set is them putting on...

After seeing some of the stuff that my little sister has recently been adding to her favorites on deviantART... I'm gettin' a little worried about her... :concern: Course, she is a teenager after all, guess she's just going through some... questionable phases right now... but still...

Some kind of cable show, looks like another one of those police/crime dramas that have a lot of unrealistic action and explosions and stuff. Robin Williams is an exception, considering he started out doing television (MORK AND MINDY, anymone?)

I once tried to obtain a set of Gund plushes that looked like the 60s Chipmunks, mainly because they were the most accurate-looking plushes I've ever seen. The plush toys always seemed to be hit or miss, but mostly misses. In the early 90s, Target had a set of Chipette knickerbocker-like plushes...

I've been wondering, with all these big movie stars turning to television now, as opposed to the old days when they were considered "too big" and "too important" to even consider lowering themselves to television work, like James Caan, and now more recently even Samuel L. Jackson, I wonder how...

The quote thread, in general, kind of gets abused somewhat... it's been pointed out by a few different members.

No, I don't live near Knoxville, I live IN Knoxville: specifically the Fountain City area for a while, though unfortunately, I now live in the ghetto known as the Belle Morris area. I do know where Jellico is, though I've never been there... the only other places I've been in the state outside...

No, it's just ANOTHER something that doesn't work on YT... like, WHY am I still getting people's various different activity (likes, comments, favorites, etc.) when I CLEARLY have selected to RECEIVE ONLY UPLOADS FROM THEM?

Well, even some people here have reacted somewhat negatively towards Ryan's Elmo... but then again, there was almost outcry over Artie as Kermit... it's like people have forgotten there was once upon a time where Steve took over Kermit and Ernie, and Eric took over Bert, Grover, Fozzie, Piggy...

As I've said before, I'm not too much of a sports person myself, but I do kind of keep up with what goes on around here in K-Town, and I just remember specifically learning about Bruce Pearl becoming marketing VP for the H.T. Hackney company, because my family and I were just shaking our heads...

You know what would be cool? Considering how much your comics are a throwback to classic Saturday Morning fare is if you could find a studio willing to traditionally animate the cartoons for you, kind of like the approach Danny Antonucci took when he made ED, EDD N EDDY (though I think I heard...