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Well Vincent, if it makes you feel any better, I was fifteen once too. Matter of fact, I was a year shy of your age when I first joined MC, and by the time I was sixteen is what's been noted as my period of "coming out of my shell" (I wasn't nearly as active here as I was by that time), and...

Yes, "The Parking Garage" is one of the few earlier episodes that I really enjoy... that, and "The Bubble Boy".

There's a hobby store all the way out in Farragut (a posh town that got cocky and succeeded from Knoxville quite some time back) that usually specializes in models (model trains, model planes, etc), where I usually have gotten scaled-down items for my SST scale model, but the last time I was...

I LOVE IT! Man, I cannot WAIT to see the full/completed project, I'm so looking forward to this! I remember reading in Caroll's book that when his fifteenth anniversary of working with the Muppets was coming up, Richard suggested that a party be held in his honor; Caroll said that Jim threw...

I really don't think that was one of their stronger movies... it certainly seems to be one of their more under-rated movies nowadays, when people look back on all the Pixar accomplishments over the years, that one seems to be forgotten. I've said it before, but I'll say it again, we REALLY...

On the subject of All That, I'd say it jumped the shark when it became "The NEW All That", when pretty much the entire cast was replaced... but then again, that's like all these old codgers and middle-agers who say, "Oh, Saturday Night Live was the never the same again after the original...

Dexter's Lab when they revamped the show altogether, and changed everything.

That's another thing... Here's a serious question: when did this thread stop being an inquiry thread, and end up being just another thread of muffining?

The last few seasons of a show doesn't mean it "jumped the shark", there's a number of shows that had better later seasons than earlier seasons (Seinfeld for example), when a show jumps the shark, that's the moment the show takes a turn for the worst, and in some cases, alienates the fans that...

I never really paid much attention before in the past, but I just now realized that Katie Holmes was quite a cutie when she was younger.

While I agree that it's pretty sad (and pathetically so, in addition to boo-hoo sad) that the father basically dashed her dreams of going to Disney World and everything, but I mean, I GUESS I can KIND of see the point he's making, usually the Make-a-Wish foundation is for terminally ill...

Wait... you thought TS3 was bad? EDIT: Never mind, I misread your point, my mistake.

The Street We Live On has a moment where Elmo is asking kids how Cookie Monster eats a cookie, then when he finishes asking a baby (like he always does), apparently Cookie disguised himself as a baby so Elmo could ask him how he eats a cookie: he was sitting in a high chair, and yes, his feet...

The only thing that I can think of that they could ever remotely possibly do with a plot is if Nemo is grown-up, has offsprings of his own, and one of them gets lost and they have to search him it... that's all I can think of... I mean, Nemo is one of my all-time favorite Pixar movies (I LOVE...

I saw lightning strike the same spot TWICE today, I kid you not. I thought they said lightning never strikes the same spot twice, but this one certainly did.

That's what I was about to say, I didn't think they did the draft anymore.

Ah. If that's the case, then I guess one movie that would fall into that category for me is Major Payne: I didn't really care for it when I first saw it, but then, every time I watched it afterwards, the more I found I did really enjoy it, though it's still not a movie I would watch all the...

I was always under the impression, because a snowth is supposed to be a cow-like creature, and the name is supposed to be derived from the words "snout" and "mouth", that it was supposed to be pronounced "Sn-OW-th", but I've heard most people pronounce it the way it's spelled: "Sn-OH-th"...

A lot of it basically has to do with what the producers request during the editing process: sometimes, producers believe that if a show has a louder, bigger laugh track, that will somehow make the show funniest, but the truth is that it doesn't, it just emphasizes the artificial nature of the...

Chuck Lorre swears that any show he is involved with, even as far back as Roseanne, never use laugh tracks, and if they can't get an actual audience, they just won't go with any laughter, live or simulated. Mockumentaries just don't work for television, they just don't. The Christopher Guest...