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I'm a little nervous about what all is going on right now... The last I heard, our part of the country was supposed to be above average for the month of July, yet with the exception of the first week or so, our July so far this year has actually been average, which hasn't happened since 2003...

Well, Tom Hanks has been saying they're working on it... at least we know how the "rumor" got started.

Billy and Mandy really jumped the shark a year or two after they divorced it from Hector ConCarne... not only did Hector ConCarne really get the shaft after that (CN basically abandoned it), but soon Billy and Mandy ended up being given that really overzealous "star treatment" that CN began...

IMDb's been a lot more reliable than Wikipedia... or at least they USED to be... the reaction you guys are having must make it otherwise, but I mean, IMDb's generally been rather reliable; unless their ways have changed, they used to be pretty strict about any information you submitted to the...

Yes, people who know me are always shocked I don't like it, they automatically assume a show about nerds would be up my alley (being the nerd that I am)... and you know what? A show about nerds WOULD be up my alley, NOT a show about sex maniacs that also happen to be nerds, but then again, what...

The thing about this cover art is that it brings to mind something that happened in a really twisted RP I was involved with at a Chipmunk fan forum: long story short, everybody had their own super power (don't ask), but Theodore lacked confident in himself, so my fictional counterpart tried to...

I know there was a concept that a show could jump the shark from day one, so here's my list of shows that I think did just that: Baby Daddy (Seriously? A FAMILY sitcom about a baby daddy? Are you kidding me?) The Big Bang Theory Chelsea Handler's sitcom where she plays her own sister and...

Looks like there really WILL be a Toy Story 4, there's a page for it on IMDb and everything... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1979376/

Either that, or the theme song from Chariots of Fire.

Yeah, I think Glee officially killed musical television for everybody.

One variation of that was the episode of M*A*S*H where B.J. starts gambling to try and earn more money to send home to his wife so she won't have to get a second job as a waitress in a bar... at one point, he offers his wedding ring as ante... no other time throughout the show did he wear a...

I wouldn't know, because it seems like most male married characters on TV actually don't wear rings anyway, lol.

How about a variation of the wife losing her wedding ring and going bananas trying to find it, and on some occasions, also trying to make sure the husband never finds out about it.

Apparently Fred Willard has just been arrested for the exact same thing Pee-wee Herman was arrested for back in 1991.

Oh, are you kidding me? You do NOT want to go to the library with my mother: if somebody isn't being quiet, she'll make a scene about it, and it's quiet embarrassing. Most recently, when we were using the computers, because our internet was out, there was a man down a couple of computers from...

While not entirely the same, I'm really impressed with similar trivia and stumpers for just about everything on TV Tropes.

I've never experienced that with laugh track... live audience shows, such as Whose Line yes, but never a laugh track show.

Because TV Guide bought the website, then did away with it. Seriously, it doesn't exist anymore.

Methinks people around here are out of ideas for thread.

http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/your-most-relatable-characters.50183/