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You don't have to, lol. I think i should've based the questions on the more popular/most watched videos, lol.

Lol, man I must have made that quiz harder than I thought, almost everybody's making 20%. XD

Does anyone know if DETP ever had a DVD release?

Oh yes, that was the special Don't Eat the Pictures, I remember it well too.

Okay, here's the corniest joke to end all corny jokes... What would you put into a fake toilet? Give up? Shampoo.

Nope. Look at my DVD library, I've got shows like Bewitched, Green Acres, I Dream of Jeannie, M*A*S*H, Sanford and Son, etc.

ETPtv put the spot on YouTube... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz8HQ3qjScU

Or like on Rocko's Modern Life when Mortimer Kahn unwittingly trapped himself inside Rocko's snowglobe.

No, 80's not bad at all, lol.

Garr, you know what freakin' Javascript just did? Erased all of the saved addresses in my address bar!

Well, on a technicality, a 70 IS a passing grade, lol. At least it was, I don't know what the new grading scale is.

http://www02.quizyourfriends.com/take-quiz.php?id=0909041419131304&a=1&& This time, centered around the resident purple monster of ours. Quick note - some of the questions are based on videos they have yet to be uploaded to YouTube, so the quiz might be relatively tricky, but then again...

You can tell I'm desperately lame at these ideas *Fade into Alistair Cookie's library* ALISTAIR COOKIE: Oh, good eve-a-ning, me so happy you could join me for another night of Monsterpiece Theater; me your host Alistair Cookie, and tonight, me here to bring you that suspenseful spy tale of...

Right, it was a joke TV Land once used to describe the premise, but both Sid and Marty Krofft said H.R. Pufnstuf was derived from an attraction they developed for a Six Flags park.

Eh, okay... True or false - H.R. Pufnstuf was based loosely on the story of a man who was stranded on an island inhabited by a magic, floating, talking orb.

Yes, but not regarding actor Bob Crane's homemade stags, but rather after the show finished production in the 70s, another production company obtained the rights to use the set for a WW2 movie about a female mad scientist running a prison/medical camp, and... let's just say, giving her prisoners...

Oh man, I almost forgot about this thread... Okay, I got a good one for you guys, though it might throw you off, but here it goes... True or false - the set of Hogan's Heroes was used to film sleaze.

This thread is STA-RAY-NGE! I went back through all the craziness of last year... I'm weird, lol... *Takes Jeanette's hand and goes home*

I know what you mean... I hate the word "rubbish", but Javascript IS rubbish, so that's all the more reason to hate it, lol!

You're a day late, and a dollar short Will, this all happened a few weeks ago. :p