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I've noticed quite a few animated series of yesteryears are treated rather weirdly in syndication. The most prominent example I can think of is how Rocky and Bullwinkle in syndication includes the first two seasons, with an unusually edited version of the final season, leaving out Seasons...

As what, a zombie?;)

Well, there we go: we'll be seeing baby Shrek.

Either that, or maybe it's some guy who legally had his named changed, you know how that goes.

Hmm, let's take a look at this logically... The man behind the Chipmunks originally was Ross Bagdasarian (otherwise known as David Seville). The man in charge of The Chipmunks as we know them today is Ross Bagdasarian Jr. Yeah, I think it's his son, too.

I'm not sure. But, wasn't there plans made that the fourth or fifth Shrek movie would be a look at his "origin", and how he grew up living the life of an ogre?

Who is what guy?

Wow, been a long time since you've been on MC, Tim! Done, commented, and favorited! :super:

I've never even seen it before, but that was so funny Ross talking about him and Janice TRYING to write a rap for the 90s segment, and him saying it was "the lamest rap two white people could ever write". I cracked up at that! At least Will Smith saved the day.

Haha... Made a request at YouTube just hours earlier today, and it's been met, lol. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxqoPKC1mH8 Audio only, but it's from the album "Still Squeaky After All These Years", featuring Alvin interviewing Ross Bagdasarian Jr. Really interesting hearing the...

For the longest time, I was convinced Charlie Adler was the voice of the Grumble as well, because for some reason he kind of sounded like Red Guy, Mr. Big Head, and Mr. Dupett, all of which have the exact same voice, and are all voiced by Charlie. That's not Edward Winter who played Colonel...

1. I LOVE Don Bluth's movies, though I can't say I prefer one or the other... more like I'd take a delicate balance of both. 2. No, you're not the only one. 3. Not sure, never really listened to the Who. 4. Again, you're not the only one, I think just about everyone here despises Reality TV...

Or how about "No more ring around the collar-collar-collar-collar..."?

Yeah, I guess you got a point. I remember back in the mid-90s there were these commercials for these Teddy Graham-like snacks called "Dizzy Grizzlies", which were basically Teddy Grahams with a coating of chocolate and tiny sprinkles on their backs. Anyshoe, in the commercials, the...

Parents.:rolleyes: If that's the case, then why aren't commercials in general being pulled off the airwaves?

I also enjoy watching TV commercials that were actually done as if they were part of an episode from a sitcom back in the day... like on YouTube, there's a commercial where Andy and Barney are hawking Grape Nuts, then there's a commercial where Hogan's Heroes are enjoying some Jell-O with Dream...

TV Land hasn't played in "retromercials" in like four years or so, but I have to admit, there were some good ones... like "Where's the beef?" or "Hey man, you got your chocolate on my peanut butter!" But I agree with Fraggle, I believe for the most part, it's mostly about revisiting...

Beats me. I wish I could find that AOL commercial with the sandwiches and the chili.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0MAXmi81FQ I remember this commercial, and see? Light brown M&Ms, I remember those too!