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Top ten Futurama episodes: 10. The Sting 9. Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch 8. In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela 7. Space Pilot 300 6. The Luck of the Fryrish 5. Bender Should Not Be Allowed on TV 4. I, Roommate 3. The Why of Fry 2. Jurassic Bark 1. A Fishful of Dollars

Enjoy this episode of the fictitious series "Sesame Street 2.0", which was an April Fools joke in 2012 concerning a Sesame Street show aimed at adults, with heavy focus on classic clips. Scene 1 Realizing how Forgetful Jones' forgetfulness is more serious beyond just casual forgetfulness...

I've read that one reason why old TV shows were not saved for reruns sake was because people thought nobody would want to watch a program again. But many old movies had been rereleased and were obviously successful (quite a few animated Disney movies weren't successful until they were rereleased...

There's a few TV shows where the openings have something different in each show. But wouldn't it be neat to be able to see versions of the openings without the episode-speciffic elements? Like The Mickey Mouse Club theme without Donald's gong, The Muppet Show theme without Fozzie's joke, Statler...

Ever notice how the majority of Looney Tunes compilation movies and specials pretty much avoided shorts with politically incorrect content, and when such shorts were included, they pretty much didn't include the politically incorrect stuff, even if the shorts were regularly being shown on TV at...

I have (and have seen) a number of video movie guides. How come older ones include all kind of VHS releases (movies, specials, TV shows, compilations of short films), while more recent ones focus exclusively on movies that have been released on video and DVD?

First of all, in this thread I've never asked "Did you ever see this episode of...", I bring up things that happen in episodes with the assumption that somebody else on the forum has. Those are two shows that I've seen many episodes of (there's only one Family Guy episode I haven't seen) and...

I'm not surprised about those two 2-packs. Genius Entertainment put out some "Sesame Street Double Features". I wonder if these will be two on one disc, double-sided discs (do they still make double-sided DVDs?), or two separate DVDs (I know that the Double Features used two discs, even though...

That would be unfortunate. Those are two of my most favorite attractions at the Hollywood Studios. If it is closing for good, I wish Disney would find some way to make the film available for fans, though with the way it's presented it would be very hard to put it on DVD and be the same. I...

In Back to the Future, when Marty plays "Johnny Be Good" for the 1955 school dance, everyone seems to enjoy it, but by the time the song ends, they all stopped dancing and just give him odd looks. Why the sudden change of enjoyment for the entire school? And what's with Mr. Strickland...

I just watched that special on YouTube the other day, and I feel like most of the mice remind me of Alvin and the Chipmunks (they're voices are high-pitched). I was wondering if Uncle Lester and the cat were voiced by the same person, but it turns out they're not (Uncle Lester was voiced by...

I was watching Monsters, Inc. last night, and there's a few things I've noticed or been confused about.... After Mike and Sulley get banished, they manage to get back to their world because of a nearby village. I guess they just found the homes of kids and came back through their closet...

My church has children's time before the service, then kids are there at the beginning, then the minister will talk to the kids about something, and then the kids will leave for the rest of the service for what is called "Children's Time", which is basically the church equivalent to recess. We'd...

Ever notice how in a few early Simpsons episodes (The Telltale Head, Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment) that when the characters are at church, they seem to have sunday school during the church service, as opposed to before? My church has sunday school before the main service, though I'm...

There's one line in The Mask that I don't get. I can't understand the full line, but it happens when he's acting like he's about to die. The Mask says, "Tell Tiny Tim I want to be an ??? for Christmas". What is he saying? I thought it sounded like he was saying "Tell Tiny Tim I want to be an M...

I thought of a few more things I thought as a kid... In the special Runaway Ralph, the title character has an Uncle Lester. I thought the name was meant to be a parody of Uncle Fester. I think that was the first time I heard of the name Lester, and the name similarity probably isn't...

This is a better title. Though I feel maybe the title should be "The Muppets' Most Wanted".

I just remembered something silly I said as a kid (though I really didn't think this). In the cartoon What's Opera, Doc?, I noticed that Elmer was never seen without his helmet in the short, and there were horns attached t9o the hemlet, so at times I would jokingly say that in that cartoon...

I kinda feel the same way about many second seasons. For most shows I usually really like the first season (even if I don't always find the first season the best) because of the raw, almost amaturish quality as well as how different it is compared to later seasons, while I don't like the second...

What's the deal with calling an actor a "character actor"? All actors play characters (I know that the term refers to actors who aren't stars but get work in plenty of productions). And what's the deal with RPG video games? RPG stands for "role-playing game", which would make sense for games...