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How many times have I said it? There's a LOT of different sexual fantasies and fetishes in fandoms that simply just do not make any sense, and like I've also said before, some of the things you end up finding out there on deviantART, for example, are just plain disturbing. EDIT: What an...

No, I said that they said that Adventure Time is a ripoff of this movie, not the other way around. But you're right: apparently when HBO started airing the dirty version with the extra cuts and the vulgar language, one of the creators got POd at that, then when a cleaner more kid-friendly...

Forgive me if that was mentioned before, but something just now occured to me. This movie was made at a time before cellphones ever existed: if this movie was made today, then it'd be really easy for Piggy's agent to get ahold of her, because all he would have to do is call her cell... how was...

Something just now occured to me about KSY. Clearly, it's supposed to be a period piece, from Kermit's childhood, and it's pretty evident throughout much of the film... but then, when we get to George Washington High School, it pretty much looks like a modern-day high school, most things...

Has anyone ever seen, or even remember this movie? I got to thinking about it the other day, I saw it maybe a couple of times as a kid, probably on either HBO or Cartoon Network, or both; it's a really rare movie (due to an initially limited theatrical release, and multiple different versions...

I hate you northerns always hogging all the snow to yourselves, then complaining about having too much of it.

I don't hardly ever get a chance to go to Walmart anymore, but I guess I'll have to check there, because I'm not finding some anywhere else, like the regular grocery stores (and yet, they readily have SpongeBob, but not SST).

Do they not make SST bubblebath anymore?

I am unsure, as both "Moosylvania" and "Moosylvania Saved" are among the very few story arcs I actually HAVEN'T seen. Actually, I haven't seen much of Season Five, save for "Bumbling Bros. Circus", "Mucho Loma", "Pottsylvania Creeper", "The Ruby Yacht of Omar Kayam", and "Wossamotta U."... and...

I think really the only thing we can draw from the dynamics of Boris and Natasha's relationship is that it's mostly ambiguous at best... I'm sure anything going on between them wasn't even something that ran through the writers' minds, I don't know... I DO remember one time, I think it may...

Reminds me of the Chinese restaurant that used to have a sign out front that read, "SENOR BUFFET DISCOUNT", or the Mexican restaurant inviting you to "ENJOY FINE DINNING".

As far as Natasha goes, a LOT (and I mean a LOT) of women call other people things like darling, honey, sweety, dear, etc... it's just one of those things that they do.

Uh... is it really wise to release an Elmo product like that so soon after what just happened?

Yeah, after failure after failure after failure, we have Natasha summing up how they've basically tried to eliminate Moose and Squirrel ever since they first got drawn, how she's sick and tired of it all, that they obviously suck at being spies... THEN, we have this: "Boris... don't you vant...

Uh yeah, he recently admitted that he's a big, fat, lyin' lie-faced liar. In other words: yeah, he really did dope up when he said he didn't.

Heh! PBS is pulling the two different episodes featuring Lance Armstrong from the air now.

That still speaks volumes about JHC's present (lack of) character, now doesn't it?

Disney's Doug, I don't think was really as bad as a lot of people really made it out to be, but if I had to choose, I would say that I do prefer Nick's Doug over Disney's Doug.

You forget they gave away Fraggle.

I actually agree with you on Pontoffel Pock... that one stands out among other Seuss stories, it had more of an actual plot you can follow, and didn't rely strictly on the rhyming, there was actual dialogue and conversation sprinkled throughout... not to mention what an adventurous story it is...