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You don't see that onequite as much, but agreed, that one has been played a bit as well. That, and the twist version where the character lends their lucky charm to a friend, and the friend loses it, and spend the rest of the episode either trying to retrieve it, or avoid the character...

Well, I have... Bewitched Seasons One - Five (didn't care for Six - Eight) Ed, Edd n Eddy Seasons One and Two (Warner Bros. left us hangin') Green Acres Seasons One - Three (MGM left us hangin' too) I Dream of Jeannie All five seasons individually. Leave it to Beaver Season One in...

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So what exactly was up with Bert's pants? :p

Not as pathetic as me, my friend. :p

Why even bother with YouTube anyway? They've totally sold out months ago, they don't deserve support from its users anymore.

Who DOESN'T like bunnies? I have to admit though, while I like chickies as animals, I cannot STAND those marshmallow peeps! DISGUSTING! They taste like cra-yap! Besides, as far as Valentine's Day candy is concerned, there's more to it than heart-shaped sweetarts... every year, my mom...

You okay, DW?

Just got back from seeing Avatar. Really interesting and original story, nice eye-catching visual effects and animation. Sure was LONG though. Like three hours.

A car with a mohawk. I'm serious.

Yes, Gordon and Susan may own the building, but sadly, that doesn't mean that they don't own it under someone else's management, as is the case with a lot of apartments and complexes - if someone was doing poorly with their rent, but had good reason for it, Gordon and Susan would naturally work...

Yeah, way to incorporate the almighty media glamor and sex into a wholesome children's program with "sassy" character costumes. :rolleyes:

That would make for a very relatable true-to-life story on the show... What if they discussed eviction? Like in this case, suppose Ernie and Bert WERE being evicted from their basement apartment, and even though they try every way imaginable to save their residence, they're still forced out...

I had cole slaw while at Shoney's last night, and it was good. Usually, their clow slaw can be hit and miss, so last night, I was happy to say it was a hit.

It mainly depends on what kind of character you're working on, as the size of the eyes (and the pupils) can have a great deal of effect on how old or young the character looks - the smaller the eyes, the older it looks, while the bigger the eyes, the younger it looks.

... that was a book? The only thing that perked my interesting about that movie was that Bill Hader voiced the lead character, and he's one of my favorite SNLers... still didn't bother to see it though.

Is Sony the ones responsible for those jokes like Open Season and Hoodwinked?

Yeah, and what humans the first film did have in it, you could tell that they weren't animated at all, but real people. Matter of fact, during the closing credits, there's a section for "Live Action Unit", so yeah. I mean granted, you know, Happy Feet wasn't a favorite of mine, and it's not a...

And, if I'm not mistaken, Alan Alda has only been married to his wife Arlene for... ever really, lol. For some reason though, I keep having visions of She-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named resurfacing in my life years later, but I'm wondering if they're not visions so much as they are wishful thinking...

So are you confirming that there will, indeed, be a sequel to Happy Feet? EDIT: Never mind... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1402488/