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I recently wrote an article for The Mickey Mindset (heard of that site?) on the top ten Disney villains and included Megavolt (as well as The Big Bad Wolf). http://mickeymindset.blogspot.com/2013/11/ten-favorite-disney-villains.html And another contirbutor did a top ten list on the same...

So glad that some people hit the "like" button and I was notified, I was just thinking about and trying to remember this story the other day. I noticed a mistake I made at the end. I said that the bad guy escaped in a helicotper but then said that the plane exploded. A helicopter and plane...

Well, here's my guess of who all will be included. I've guessed 180 characters (the cover says "over 150 characters", while the description says 200 characters). 1. ‘80s Robot 2. A. Ligator 3. Afghan Hound 4. Andy and Randy Pig 5. Angel Marie 6. Angus McGonagle 7. Animal 8.Annie Sue 9.Anthony...

If there are two different versions, I'll get the one for adults over the one that's geared more for kids. I wonder if anybody would get both versions. But I guess that's more of a rumor or something right now.

Well, Kermit and Rowlf were around before 1970. I doubt they'll be absent (and Kermit is on the cover).

Well, there's going to be another DVD release of Jimmy Dean Show content, and Rowlf segments are confirmed to be included. More info can be found at: http://www.toughpigs.com/jimmy-dean-dvds/

I thought I'd read that Phil Hartman and a few other late-1980s SNL actors provided some voices in that (though I wasn't sure if they were main characters or not).

There's one thing that often gets mentioned, and I think I recently saw it mentioned somewhere on TV Tropes, but I think this fact might qualify for the "Common Knowledge" page. Not sure if it does or not, but I often see things saying that the success of Aladdin and Robin Williams being the...

That's a good list. There's some characters I never thought about the inclusion of.

Well, my app automatically updated (last time a stage was added after I got the app I had to click on updates on my phone). The main screen now has Kermit in a Santa hat, instead of Animal (and it should be an image of Kermit instead of Animal). This ship stage is barely representative of...

When Lisa Robin Kelly (Laurie from That '70s Show) died and I learned how old she lived to be, which I can't remember now, I was surprised to learn how old she was. On That '70s Show she looked like she'd only been out of high school for a few years, but considering how old she lived to be she'd...

My phone hasn't had an update for this yet. So there's an 1880's Robot but the actual '80s Robot character is still not included?

I might need to ask this in the "Ask Ken at Palisades" thread (I know he still replies on the rare occasions when questions are asked there), but you ever notice how most toys that have removable clothing (hats, glasses, etc.) the figures are wearing them in the packaging, but most Palisades...

This is such a ridiculous list. Too many movies that are only on the list because a major character dies? I wonder if the Sesame Street episode where Mr. Hooper's death is explained be on the list if it included TV episodes as well.

I don't know what to think about Brian coming back. I accepted his death and replacement rather quickly because it had been announced that one of the main characters would be killed off this season. I'd be a lot more shocked if a death hadn't been announced... THAT would be a real surprise...

In the past year I think I've seen Ryan from The Muppet Mindset once say that he's had sources tell him things about the season four release. Can't remember what he said, where he said it, or if I'm misremembering something, though he said he wasn't allowed to reveal his source.

Okay, here's one I never really got.... In The Great Muppet Caper, when Kermit is shaving and then says, "I wish I had whiskers. Of course then I'd have to use a blade." I never really got that joke.

Anyone notice how some of the animated Peanuts shows seem to have random characters who resemble regular characters? Like in A Boy Named Charlie Brown, one of the kids in the spelling bee championship (in fact the one who ends up winning) looks just like Schroeder. And in It's...

In the movie Brewster's Millions, the main character inherits a fortune that he's supposed to spend all of within a short amount of time in order to inherit a muchlarger fortune. The point of this is to make him sick of spending money, and he struggles to spend all of it. But even then, it seems...

Well we have about 22 minutes left of Thursday and it looks like it didn't happen. I wasn't as scared this time around like I was last year or that one day in May 2011 (or the end of 1999). And this post was the only thing I've read about it... Nobody at work was tastelessly making jokes about...