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CRAP! They'll invent artificial bananas!

The text is too small to read, what's it saying?

Great stuff! I miss those old What A Cartoon! cartoons!

That would be nice, but I simply must, must, must have Alvin and The Chipmunks on DVD. Another episode that Warner Brothers removed has resurfaced on YouTube, but you can tell it was previously downloaded off YouTube in the first place, because the quality is very poor, and somewhat pixely.

Can't stand them. My mom LOVES them, smothered in onions! Same with her scrambled eggs. I don't think I could something like THAT for breakfast.

Meanwhile, rumors keep resurfacing about a complete series set of The Alvin Show being released.

"Dumb-dumb!" I never really figured out Gazoo as a child, but once I was a little older, I finally realized that only Fred and Barney could see him sort of.

Sounds like a DELICIOUS, well-balanced breakfast! Except I don't like pancakes... they taste like potatoes... who wants to eat potatoes from breakfast? Maybe the same people who eat cold pizza for breakfast.

That's exactly what Jon Arbuckel said when he tried to cook a meatloaf inside a doughnut for Garfield.

Breakfast: Same as yesterday, lol. Lunch: Nothing. Supper: Chick-Fil-A

Again, Ross Bagdasarian Jr. and Janice Karman are faced with legal issues with the songs that The Chipmunks and The Chipettes have covered in most of the episodes (incidentally, I heard the original version of "Walk Like an Egyptian" the other day for the first time), I'm not exactly sure why...

OH! MY! GOODINESS! I REMEMBER THAT SHORT! I DO! I think I even have on tape somewhere, I HAVE to look for it now!

Yes.

Well, I can't see the trailer because I removed QuickTime from my computer because I don't like it... but when I read the title of this thread, I IMMEDIATELY said aloud "Huge Flop"! I give it a sporting 50/50 odds.

Again, there's the legal issues with all those songs and stuff. Well wait a minute, I don't know, "Bigger!" was released on DVD, and The Chipmunks are still singing "I Love Rock and Roll"... But yeah.

Aww, not Earle Hagen! Not Earle Hagen!:cry:

Nope, that was a sitcom from the 60s, and we did that one already. 1. This series, for the most part, was filmed in black-and-white, with the exception of its final season, and two special episodes half-way through the series' run. 2. Ran from 1950 to 1956. 3. The series' co-star played...

Any one else care to guess?

Strawberry!

Lol, I don't know about that, but it'd be cool if it were used in comedically violent, or action-packed scene in a muppet movie! Kind of like the squirt-gun battle scene of Bordello of Blood, or the "getting down to some serious business[/i] sequey of Daddy Day Care.