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None of these commercials sound remotely familiar.

Well it's like with anything else, when looking back on something in retrospect, they use whatever clip they think best represents what they're talking about, especially if it's a memorable moment from a show or a movie. Like I have a similar "rant", whenever retrospective showcases talk about...

There's always been an unfortunate amount of people out there who have always seen the Muppets as a baby franchise.

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Fat-Albert-Cosby-Kids-The-Complete-Series/16781 Maybe I wasn't paying a whole lot of attention, but it seems like this news went under the radar, because apparently this was announced a couple of months ago, yet I just now noticed it.

1. I think it was Beau. 2. It comes from a member we used to have around here called Ziffel (named after the characters Fred and Doris Ziffel from the classic sitcom Green Acres), who had this ability to post at the exact same time other people did, thus, the "ziffel" was born. 3. I don't know...

Pff, that's nothing. You wanna talk about heat, try putting up with anywhere between 32 and 46C day after day, then we'll talk about heat.

No, it's fifteen minutes. There is no such thing as political correctness on TV, it's just a myth. Seriously, if there was, there wouldn't be HALF the things on TV that there are today.

Oh great, now we're in another drought again.

Seth MacFarlane is doing movies now? Gee, as if Hollywood wasn't already plagued with enough low-brow crap.

Yes, rather stereotypically gay.

I'm sure myself, FozzieBear, Frogpuppeteer, Oscarfan, Colbynfriends, LinkiePie, Melonpool, BuckBeaver, and Animal31 combined are a bigger celebrity than he is.

WHY is there a movie documentary about the "LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE!!!" guy?

Apparently KeepVid is still standing (for right now), that's how I managed to whip up "I ATE OUR BABY!!!" One thing I like about it, as opposed to Zamzar or MediaConverter, is they have no size limit on downloads that I can see.

Excuse me while I play a round of Frolf.

Alec Baldwin made it famous with his Alecness.

Well even back in the 80s, not ALL of those travel comedies were necessarily for kids either, like the National Lampoon movies.

Well, vampires was the big thing for a while, but it seems like the zombie craze is coming into light right now, but again, I don't think any of us really would want to see something like THAT.

I basically have to parrot what everyone else has been saying. I WILL say George did make for a slightly more realistic, yet stereotypical janitor character: all grumpy and disgruntled and everything, but how can anyone NOT love good ol' lovable Beau and his dimwitted personality?

I think by 1998 (Season 30), SST kind of got back on track... granted, it still wasn't like the SST of the 70s and 80s, but on that same token, it wasn't like the SST of 1993-1998 either: they fixed a number of the mistakes they made, such as getting rid of ATC, and the large number of...

What kind of movies are popular right now, especially in family entertainment? FTB conveniently came out during a period where travel movies and road comedies were popular; the new movie could probably score some points from both kids and adults if it fell into a category like that, only as far...