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Let's see...I've been here for 6 months now... Chevy Chase Chevy Chase Chevy Chase Chevy Chase Chevy Chase ...and... Chevy Chase I think that covers 'em all.

Good luck with your move, Mrs. P.! I'll sure miss ya 'round here!:) Hope you return ASAP!:)

Okay, this is officially my #2 must-see movie of...next year? After The Dark Knight, of course!:p

Thanks! Yeah, Road to Rupert is a good ep. That scene with Gene Kelly and Stewie is from Anchors Away (1945), in which Gene danced with Jerry the mouse. The Family Guy team did an excellent job putting Stewie in there, and choreographing his moves! This is also the ep. where Meg is forced...

That's from Marge vs. the Monorail (January, 1993, Season 4). Lyle Langley (Phil Hartman), a con man, talks--or rather sings--Springfield into purchasing a Monorail system that turns out to be faulty. The Langley character is patterned after Professor Harold Hill from The Music Man. This is...

Interesting. I like Anne Hathaway.

"Did She Mention My Name" - Gordon Lightfoot

So the movie's already done? Yeesh, where have I been? Time to get your head out of the sand, Leachy-boy! I liked the Steve Martin Pink Panther. It was better than I expected. I hear a sequel is already in the works.

Cloudy, hot and humid.

"Don't Worry Baby" - The Beach Boys

"My Hometown" - Bruce Springsteen

In October Warner Bros. is releasing Volume 5 of their vintage Looney Tunes collection, with 60 cartoons on four discs, plus lots of extras, including a documentary on Chuck Jones, and several Looney Tunes specials from the 1970s. Plus, the set will include rare WWII cartoons, including a look...

Aww, Claudia! You eat alone? Why? You're so funny and sweet!:) I'm sure you know this, 'cause you're a smartie, but don't let the other girls get to you. Don't let them distract you. You're a winner. Remember that!:)

Cool! I agree with you, I think Carrell is an excellent choice (even though I've never seen the show--but I know the basic premise and stuff). But I love The Office, so Carrell gets a thumbs-up from me!:D

Get Smart! is available, but currently in a $200, complete 138-episode set, spread over 24 discs, exclusively through Time Life. The box opens on a gate, door and phone booth, which mimics the show's opening. All of the episodes have been remastered, with over nine hours of extras. There...

That's very true. I mean, how many TV shows-turned-movies were really successful? I can think of only a few: The Untouchables The Addams Family The Fugitive The Brady Bunch Movie Mission: Impossible I heard that Garry Marshall wants to turn Happy Days into a Broadway musical!

Very interesting!:D

I liked Muppets Tonight very much. The only problem was, it was often hard to find, the network would shuffle it around so much. I think the last several episodes were eventually burned off on the Disney Channel. But it was a fun show, and it was great to see contemporary stars like Michelle...

One of my favorite bits from season 1 are Fozzie's monologues. Of course these would become a staple, but I thought the season 1 monos were especially funny. Statler & Waldorf were at their best too. "Ameoba!" "Sorry, no foreign words!" "The word is only foreign to you!"

Oh, Wal-Mart is selling seasons 1-5 too for about $20. The sets are packaged with a Simpsons t-shirt.