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Oh Ralph Bakshi, never at a lost for cranking out twisted cartoons, lol.

Now if only we can get him to stick around like the way he used to. And I'm not talking about using that yellowish goo he served for lunch everyday as a glue substitute.

FINALLY Brad and Angelina are getting married... yeah, if they really loved each other, they would've done it long ago... it's kind of pitiful their kids had to keep pressuring them into tying the knot for years... how often do kids have more scruples then their parents?

Seems like uploads are suddenly taking much longer than they used to as well... even on my old computer, uploading a video that was large in file size might have taken at least twice as long for it to upload as the actual video is (like somewhere around six minutes to upload a three-minute video...

Not really, because I've actually had a video receive a copyright strike from FOX that was made by recording the TV screen with a camcorder. Speaking of Lionsgate, I almost got in trouble with them recently when I was uploading some SST episodes from Season 23, but I think I know why that...

I'd consider submitting this: http://simanettefan.deviantart.com/art/Friends-of-SST-T-Shirt-Design-203154562 And even though I doubt I'd win in any place, the prizes they do have to offer are basically things I already have, just without the special autographs (I have each of the books...

You have to remember too, he only took the role for one reason, and one reason only: because he had heard that among others who were offered the part was his idol Bill Murray. In fact, that right there kind of proves that Twentieth Century Fox didn't want a "younger" actor to play Dave, just...

I was under the impression that Disney actually owned the theatrical movies, but apparently not... And likewise, on this triple-feature set from Mill Creek, while there is no Touchstone logo on the packaging either, they are listed in the little credit blurbs on the back, and on the actual...

It's okay, I can take sarcasm... actually, that response made me laugh, :laugh: But no Sarge, you have nothing to do with, not even sure why you felt you might have, but like I said, I'm finding myself starting to have issues and clash with some of the forum staff, which is not a good thing...

My sentiments are pretty much the same, I feel "Goes to Jail" is probably the best of the Ernest movies, while I'm not too fond of "Scared Stupid"... but that whole thing about the definition of "MIAK" actually IS on the internet, I think it's listed in the Urban Encyclopedia, but it is pretty...

Again, really my main problem with the movies is the "need" to change the characters' personalities so they'll appeal to today's audiences, which kind of ruins what made the characters so special to begin with, particular with the 80s/90s series, the cartoon was really well-written, and the...

That's what I was thinkin.

I just wanted to wish Angie a happy birthday today, as it's been a while since she's made her presence here or anywhere be known... So wherever you are, happy birthday, hope it's a good one, and I can still haz free Italian food? :halo:

I've been feeling like taking another break from MC... I'm getting tired of having my intelligence and creativity insulted by the forum staff, it's starting to feel like Google/YouTube around here anymore... I'm just tired of it.

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Alvin-Chipmunks-Batmunk/16801 Wooo, somebody pinch me... :rolleyes:

Sorry for the long hiatus. And yes, I do.

I never even heard the "Don't Trust the B----" part of the title until the last couple of days or so, I saw promos for it weeks ago, and they only refered to it as "Apt. 23", but even then, all I could do was shake my head and try not to bang it against the wall.

Indeed. As far as comedy goes, he's one of the greats. He was one of the original SNL castmembers, he really is a comedy legend.

And you know, even though I think perhaps Chevy Chase is going a little overboard in his tirades, I think he does pretty much have a point... a couple of weeks ago, my dad and I ended up seeing an episode of community... when it was over, we looked at each other and said, "What did we just...

You're telling me. Heck, go back further, sitcoms from the late 50s through the 70s are MUCH funnier, and actually MAKE SENSE compared to most sitcoms on TV today!