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What, Bieber and "Call Me Maybe"? Yeah. Carly Rae Jepsen was a relatively obscure singer up in Canada, but virtually unknown in the U.S., then Bieber "discovered" her, and the next thing you know, she became an overnight sensation all over the world because of "Call Me Maybe".

HOGAN'S HEROES almost had a spin-off, but Bob Crane's murder prevented that from happening.

I really can't rank the Pixar movies from best to worst, I just can't, but what I CAN do is rate each and everyone one of them with the traditional four-star rating system: TOY STORY **** A BUG'S LIFE * TOY STORY 2 **** MONSTER'S, INC. **** FINDING NEMO **** THE INCREDIBLES **** CARS *...

Put me in a minority, but I honestly believe A BUG'S LIFE was one of Pixar's weaker films, IMHO.

Just about every site, even sites like this one, will have questionable ad content from time to time... like some of those Snorg t-shirt ads that always feature women in really tight-fitting panties, modeling t-shirts.

I almost forgot, but M*A*S*H had three spin-offs, one of which was only mildly successful, the other two not so much. - TRAPPER JOHN, MD: I think this actually came about while M*A*S*H itself was still running, but at any rate, it was basically about Trapper returning to his own practice in...

I wish my folks would seriously let me get lipo, or bypass, or something: I've tried so many different diets, exercise regimens, and special weight-loss products under the sun, and nothing has worked... surgery seems like the only option that guarantees results, but my folks won't let me.

I never get tired of those videos of parents telling their kids they're going to have a new sister, and the girls start celebrating, while the boys throw temper tantrums.

I contacted Kevin Clash once before if I could possibly audition for them after I graduated (because I was still in high school at the time), but he didn't actually respond with any kind of answer (he did send me a wonderful autograph photo of him and Elmo, which I shared here recently). I've...

I wish if Jim Henson were alive today, he would go on YouTube, watch some Steve D'Monster, then hire me as a Muppeteer.

The problem that Drtooth mentioned previously is now becoming more and more common with me, where the video will just randomly end altogether halfway through, or at some other point.

I didn't have to do that, but that may or may not explain why studio manufactured DVD rips result in the picture being consumed by lime, magenta, and gray pixels (but again, DVD+RWs are no problem whatsoever).

Characters are essential to a movie, that's for sure, but it also helps to have a good, solid story as well; you can have the greatest characters in the world, but have an absolutely lousy story that even the characters themselves can't save. Plus, depending on the project itself, there's also...

I never see you anymore, but I certainly hope you're doing well, and that you have an awesome birthday today! Hope to hear from ya soon!

At one point during the early 90s (at least until 1992, the best I can tell), Nickelodeon had Sunday Night Muppets, which was pretty much a programming block dedicated to Muppet programs... I would know, that's where my recording of THE CHRISTMAS TOY came from, but likewise, I do believe that...

Yeah, everybody's saying his comment was offensive, and insensitive... I don't know about offensive honestly, but I DO think it was very conceited.

Wasn't there an episode where different characters from all three shows got together to celebrate Christmas?

The current issue of People Magazine has a little blurb about Jane in their obituary section.

No, if I recall correctly, the Cunningham's were featured in an entry for LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE, which led to a spin-off; I'd have to look it up again, but I believe that's what happened.

Come to think of it, I think a number of shows from the 70s were actually spin-offs from LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE, considering it was an anthology series, I think a number of individual sketches/skits/inserts resulted in being adapted into their own series (again, HAPPY DAYS being one of them)... so...