Search results

Someone just found it for me... Rodney's Funscreen!!!!!!!!!!!! I never would've remembered that.

So LittleJerry got me a feeling a bit nostalgic in the 'Animated Hotties' thread after mentioning Reader Rabbit. There is this other game I used to play as a kid that occasionally crosses my mind; if anyone knows the name of it, that would be dope. I made a post to the TOMT reddit regarding it...

lol, is HR Pufnstuf also a hottie?

Bianca from Spyro; polygons and all, she was a fox (not sure what animal she actually was). Probably sexier with the hood on.

I like Robot Chicken; even if the content isn't good (which I'm not saying it isn't), the art of stop-motion is enough to carry it for me, but a lot of it is genuinely hilarious: And yeah, I'm a fan of Family Guy, but sometimes they unnecessarily push boundaries and do dumb **** cause they...

It's defunct so no, but that's a really good catch. It's just such a generic logo that I don't even think Cookie Jar would win.

Jane from Tarzan, and Tinkerbell has an amazing body.

It's a little disorienting, but in the age of minimalism, it is nice to see something that looks like an '80s throwback; I'm hearing this in my head. I think it would be better if they got rid of the glow effect or whatever's on it.

Nigel's spirit animal is Dewey Largo from the Simpsons. Someone was actually thinking the same: http://hymiesrecords.com/separated-at-birth/

Yup, "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon" is beautiful, as is "Somebody Come and Play"... beautifully bittersweet.

"We're coming for you Kermit"

Floyd would probably make my top five as well, as would Sam, Crazy Harry, Lew Zealand... not really sure who that fifth would be. Nigel the band conductor, to complete Sex & Violence trio. :D I mean, it's subjective; type in "Muppet characters" on Google and half the images are of Beaker. :eek...

Yeah, either one tbh.

That's Doctah Teeth my guy.

Of the more or less five forums I frequent, Muppet Central is probably the best; the likes/alerts feature is really underrated and sorely missed on forums that don't have it (helps things feel integrated). There's just enough people here.

To be fair, Jim might have went a little overboard on the "Oh yes'!" The thing I find more fascinating is how Sesame Street can somehow make the most bittersweet music out of banjos, bells and flutes.

I feel like BlakeConor made this thread recently, or maybe it was for the Muppets... oh well. Probably my favorite is 'Everybody Sleeps'.

I did some sleuthing: I don't want to be creepy, but I also found his name; he's not Gord.