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Last time they did it, the Chinese company skimped out on the paint, and put some dangerous Cadmium in there. And I was really peeved about it. I wasn't even going to drink from them. As for the kid's meal toys, I actually like what they did with the Smurfs movie promotion... 16...

Totebags are NOT a kid's meal prize. Neither are Kid's Bop CD's. Never was a fan of those crappy pinball games either, and Wendy's sure loved their cardboard board games.

The only Aardman thing I've ever seen that was even slightly unnerving was "A Matter of Loaf and Death." You know, the cute and quirky Wallace and Grommit cartoon about the serial killer? I gotta see Dan Vs. (I have a horrifying feeling it would be looking into a mirror, which is why I'm too...

I've seen it multiple times since... just very very angry it happened when I saw it in theaters. I mean, that was the best scene!

There are too many things that annoy me with that. First of all, like I always say, the PG rating is a joke. Madagascar 3 was a G film given a PG rating. I saw very little kids attending it, and there was nothing to shield their eyes from. Rango is definitely not a young kid's film and it...

First off, Happy Meal Toys are off the table. Disney wants to distance themselves off of fast food promotions that aren't Subway. And by Subway promotions, I mean cheap as crap, lame tote bags. Because fatty junk food is fatty junk food and Subway is not as completely unhealthy due to the...

The show hasn't gone downhill... it flatlined, turned into a zombie, and ate CBS's brain. Not to mention the ratings suck.

We all know that Angry Beavers wasn't even produced. Yeah, for a network that made a fortune and a name for itself for airing these cartoons, they sure as heck hate actually airing them. Put iCarly and Rocko's Modern Life on a T-Shirt for adult fans, which one is going to sell faster?

I have to admit. I almost hate watching retroTV based channels for one thing. The commercials are all for the Elderly. And they're extremely depressing. I keep hearing elderly people complain that they don't make programs for them and they don't market things to them and all this... there is...

And yet, I hear everyone pining for stuff like Hey Dude. I HATED Hey Dude.

I wouldn't be surprised if PBS was the one that suggested they do away with it. Especially if they wanted to switch up the air dates of certain episodes.

I get what you're saying... the way the movie turned out, it might as well have been a Creature Shop film, with JHC Creatures just as the ghosts. But I really like the concept of having the Ghost of Christmas Past being a puppet filmed underwater. That's the part of puppetry that engages me...

I'm strongly on the fence about it. On the one hand, it would have been a much funnier, more Muppety film if they did have established character, but I really think it was more creative and daring that they didn't. A Puppet that was performed under baby oil/water? That's all Jim. Plus, I...

Nick doesn't really make Nicktoons anymore. Their best shows are Dreamworks movie spinoffs, Last Airbender based, and the new TMNT. They're also pushing the new not 4Kids dub of Winx. Other than Kora, the only new Nicktoon they have is T.U.F.F Puppy. They used to have several Nicktoon shows...

Muppets From Space Ehh... You didn't see ANYTHING!

I never really see anyone upload any of these. I had to, as a favor, comb through hundreds of Youtube Poops to get footage of just Big Bird's intro and outtro. All I remember is the Happy Caps one and the Kingston Livingston one. But anything out of context is gut bustingly hilarious.

Personally, I think none of it makes a lick of sense just reading his tweet. This man is pretty much the happiest man on Earth just to work with the Muppets. I don't see why that isn't a good note to start off on. The happier a guest is working with the Muppets, the better the performance...

I really like that bit about Paranormal Activity. That's right. There's a difference between what Jurassic Park was and horror film franchises. For some reason, horror franchises keep getting sequels well after they've started becoming annoying, and only die hard fans bother. And it's not...

It was mostly a budget issue, but Nick wanted to put their foot down about creator rights. Nick has a history of HATING the heck out of creators, and that's where it started. You either played ball, or they screwed with your show. The Angry Beavers lost last episode (I'm starting to think...

It never ever will because the two driving forces behind it are man-children that will never get along. Mainly because there's at least 2 different versions of the soundtrack. Among other things, one has Marshall Efron swearing like crazy (all ad libbed), and John Korty didn't like it. Then...