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Top ten best TV shows that debuted in the 1950s and 1960s (combined because I can't think of enough '50s shows that I've really watched and liked): 10. The Honeymooners 9. I Love Lucy 8. Wacky Races 7. Mister Ed 6. The Flintstones 5. The Brady Bunch 4. The Dick Van Dyke Show 3. The Monkees 2...

Although it seems Nick under-licensed many of its early shows, it seems Nickelodeon licensed itself to a number of products. Just today I remembered Gak. Anybody else remember that? It was like playdough but, I think, slimey instead. I think there was also a Nickelodeon product called Gunk...

My top ten favorite Disney shorts from 1928-1960: 10. Mickey's Delayed Date 9. The Practical Pig 8. Plane Crazy 7. Donald's Delimma 6. Donald's Happy Birthday 5. Mickey's Birthday Party 4. The Wise Little Hen 3. The Three Little Pigs 2. Der Fuer's Face 1. Steamboat Willie My top ten favorite...

I've been watching some things on YouTube just now, and that time bar thing no longer appears. Maybe it's not a big deal, but it sometimes is nice to look at how longer something is. And sometimes I'll just want to watch a certain part of a video and want to use the time bar to get me there...

I know some of these lines... And now for a few random top ten lists... My top ten favorite WB shorts directed by Friz Freling: 10. Person to Bunny 9. Tweety and the Beanstalk 8. Bugs and Thugs 7. Gonzales Tamales 6. Ballot Box Bunny 5. Southern Fried Rabbit 4. Hyde and Go Tweet 3. You...

My top ten favorite made-for-online (Youtube or otherwise) programs (to make this fair I'm not going to list any youtube videos I've made): 10. Face-to-Face with Weird Al Yankovic 9. Community Channel 8. 2 Hot Girls in the Shower 7. Venus Spa 6. Homestar Runner 5. '80s Dan 4. Sonic for Hire 3...

It seems that during the early '90s when Nickelodeon was becoming more and more popular the various Nick shows, with the exception of Ren & Stimpy, were very under-merchandised. I think I read on wikipedia that Nick considered not over-licensing its shows to be the "hip" thing to do. There...

Top ten TV shows that were canceled too soon: 10. Baby Bob 9. That '80s Show 8. George and Leo 7. Mad Love 6. Bob 5. Police Squad 4. Get a Life 3. Greg the Bunny 2. Muppets Tonight 1. The Jim Henson Hour Top ten greatest movies based on anything (not counting good sequels): 10. The Fantastic...

I was talking about that video in another post (though I never owned it... Couldn't remember the video's title at the time). Only saw it in stores a few times, and yet all these years I thought it also had a Clarissa Explains it All episode as well. It seems both the Hey Dude and Doug episode...

Top ten Disney animated films (non-Pixar): 10. Dumbo 9. Pinnocchio 8. Beauty and the Beast 7. The Rescuers 6. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves 5. The Lion King 4. Peter Pan 3. The Jungle Book 2. Fun and Fancy Free 1. 101 Dalmations Top ten songs from Disney animated films: 10. The Siamese Cat...

Maybe that's why I thought they were the same. I realised that I haven't posted my thoughts on Nick Jr. Now I'm not going to talk much about the Nick Jr. shows. I often did watch them (when I didn't have school), and not just to see Muppet Babies, The Muppet Show, and Muppet Time. Though most...

My thoughts on some of the live-action shows. Salute Your Shorts This is one of my favorite Nick shows. I like it so much I started a thread about it at Muppet Central (I posted the link in a previous post in this thread). My favorite characters include Sponge and Michael, and after...

My thoughts on some of the old Nickelodeon shows, starting with the Nicktoons: Doug I feel like the first episode I saw was the first episode, "Doug Bags a Nematoad". This seems like the "normal" one of the original three Nicktoons, but it was still a good show. I like Skeeter and Porkchop...

Actually the pre-1948 cartoons weren't scarce, and only a handful of late-1960s cartoons were included on the Golden Collections. In fact, until last year official video releases of late-'60s shorts have been very scarce. In the late-1950s, Warner Bros. sold its entire pre-1948 library to...

It would be funny if for this set, if they need disclaimers, they just put it in plain text, with Elmo reading the text in voice-over, as if to say, "Enjoy Elmo's voice here, because you'll hardly see him in this collection. And when you do, Elmo won't sound like this!"

I'd like to point out that I wrote a review of "Best of Friends" for The Muppet Mindset: http://themuppetmindset.blogspot.com/2012/09/sesame-street-best-of-friends-dvd-review.html A lot of the stuff I mentioned in the review I mentioned in my posts here regarding the DVD, but I still think...

The weird thing about the disclaimers: The only way to see them is to buy the DVDs (or perhaps see all the news reports that make a big deal out of them). The "disclaimers" only appear in the introductions to the first episodes in both sets. The so-called disclaimers don't even appear on the...

Does anybody else find it ironic that although Warner Bros. was one of the channel's original owners (along with American Express), Looney Tunes didn't come to the channel until AFTER Warner sold its ownership of the channel? Sure, maybe it was just a case of other networks having the...

All of the Old School releases have only one episode from each season.

When I got cable, Mr. Wizard's World was only on at really-early-in-the-morning timeslots (I think 6:30), and it wasn't exaclty advertised. At the time I thought I watched everything on the channel, even shows I may not have cared for, so I was surprised when I saw one particular commercial...