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I agree with pretty much all of that (maybe not the Archer stuff, because I've never heard of it). The Napoleon Dynamite cartoon was great, though it seems random (as random as the movie's plot and humor?) that they waited so long. I didn't really like Allen Gregory at all, and barely paid...

Top ten episodes of American Dad: 10. Star Trek 9. The American Dad After School Special 8. All About Steve 7. Dope & Faith 6. Naked to the Limit, One More Time 5. Surro-Gate 4. Shallow Vows 3. It's Good to Be Queen 2. The 42-Year-Old Virgin 1. Stan of Arabia

This is sad news. I've spent the last few minutes watching episodes of Sam and Friends on YouTube. I'm thinking about watching some of the Sesame Street video releases that credit her as a performer.

Top ten King of the Hill episodes: 10. Dia-BILL-ic Shock 9. Now Who's the Dummy? 8. Bad Girls, Bad Girls, What'cha Gonna Do? 7. Westie Side Story 6. Of Mice and Little Green Men 5. Lucky's Wedding Suit 4. That's What She Said 3. To Sirloin with Love 2. The Accidental Terrorist 1. Hanky...

I had no idea Seth MacFarlan left the show. But it seems that even early on Tim wasn't as interesting as Stewie, Brian, or Roger (I don't find Klaus too interesting at all, either).

Top ten favorite villains: 10. The Riddler 9. Snidely Whiplash 8. Steelbeak 7. Shredder 6. The Penguin 5. Megavolt 4. Dock Ock 3. Krang 2. Dr. Evil 1. Boris and Natasha

I really like mean/hateful humor, including making fun of people, making fun of their names, and calling people names... But I hate it when people refer to men by the female variations of their names (I've never heard people refer to women by the male variation of their names). That's just very...

Top ten favorite sports movies: 10. King Pin 9. The Bench Warmers 8. Angels in the Outfield 7. Blades of Glory (figure skating counts as a sport, right?) 6. Caddyshack 5. The Sandlot 4. Rudy 3. Space Jam 2. Happy Gilmore 1. The Water Boy

Least favorite Sonic the Hedgehog games: Sonic Labyrinth, Sonic and the Black Knight (I think that's the title, can't remember offhand), Sonic 3D Blast.

It's sad that this is ending. Why couldn't it be American Dad instead??? I had never noticed the lack of American Dad merchandise, but I also hadn't noticed that there has been Cleveland Show merchandise. Interesting that Tim has been a toy, as he doesn't seem to be a very interesting character.

There's one ad that I remember which I had wanted to talk about for awhile recently, and I regret not posting about it yesterday, but anybody remember an ad with the announcer saying "Nick is every day", with such examples as "stay at home when you're sick day. Stay at home when you're not sick...

I must say that most of the April fools threads were really creative and well thought out, and yet most of them seemed to only get a few replies at most (I think one got a good number of responses).

Yesterday I saw the episode where DJ gets an F on her science test and Kimmy changes the grade to an A, and Danny is actually fooled... Shouldn't there be a lot of Xs on that test that Danny should have noticed? Though I could see the front side of the test paper a few times and didn't see any...

But the Goof Troop movies didn't have Goof Troop in the title (when I first saw the trailer for A Goofy Movie I assumed it would be titled "Goof Troop: The Movie"). Not to mention the fact that Max and PJ were older, Pete's wife, daughter, and dog were all absent and not mentioned, and that PJ...

The Muppet Mindset also parodied Tough Pigs with a "My week with...." and "Beautiful toys contest" articles. I think that's the first time the Mindset did two articles in one day. And the title card was similar to Toughpigs, only it had Lindbergh, Mr. Poodlepants, and Angelo. EDIT: I was just...

Here's a thread I did in the General Discussions folder. http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/snl-season-6-coming-to-dvd.54435/

This is the only April fools thread that I was close to believing, just because the post starts with "Yes, this is really happening". I mean, when people make April fools jokes, they don't lie about them being real news before the jokes and the April Fools confirmation, right? I would think that...

Well, Warner Archive is offering its first Sesame Street releases, and in fact it's two releases. First up is "The Best of Sesame Street: Season One", featuring two episodes from the first season (episodes 7 and 113) and 69 bonus clips, and there's "The Best of Sesame Street: Season Two"...

Another thing I debated about was what version of the theme song to say would be included. I had also considered the Connie Stevens pilot version as well as the fan club 45 version.

Richard Hunt.