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It really wasn't. Comparing it to Bill Nye is like comparing Hogan's Heroes to M*A*S*H. Hey, and it's the uncut version too! Sweet!

Oh yeah, now I remember! Yeah, it was really bizarre, but it was rather amusing, especially Mr. Look-At-Me-I'm-A-Big-Round-Man-In-A-Rat-Costume!

AAHHHHH! BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY! Billlllllllllll Nyeeeeeeeeee the Science Guyyyyyyyyyyy BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL NYE THE SCIENE GUY! ......................... Science rules............................ Gosh, when I was in elementary school, they would...

Reminds of the time Colonel Potter suggest Klinger do that number for the Post-Op patients in his new red dress.

Episode Information Episode Title: "38 Across" Episode Number: 113 Season Number: Five Original Airdate: January 11, 1977 Production Code: U821 Writers: Jim Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum Director: Burt Metcalfe Episode Summary Hawkeye and B.J. are bored stiff with nothing to do but tell...

Episode Information Episode Title: "The Most Unforgettable Characters" Episode Number: 112 Season Number: Five Original Airdate: January 4, 1977 Production Code: U818 Writers: Ken Levine, David Isaacs Director: Burt Metcalfe Episode Summary Radar's logs have suddenly become less and...

Say hi to Emmy for us!

Ohhhhhhhh... I never did get to see The Dark Crystal (yet).:o

Maybe a Muppephone, because I'm afraid I'm not sure what a Fizgig is.:o

Oh, well then, Kathy, why didn't you say that? Now I just made myself out to be playful, flirtatious, unwilling to make commitments, and reluctant.

Episode Information Episode Title: "Hawk's Nightmare" Episode Number: 111 Season Number: Five Original Airdate: December 21, 1976 Production Code: U804 Writers: Burt Prelutsky Director: Burt Metcalfe Episode Summary Hawkeye had been spending some pretty long sessions in O.R. as of...

Episode Information Episode Title: "Exorcism" Episode Number: 110 Season Number: Five Original Airdate: December 14, 1976 Production Code: U815 Writers: Jay Folb, Gene Reynolds, Jay Folb Director: Alan Alda Episode Summary A local has a little peddling cart set up in the middle of the...

Oh... well, why not say "shy" then? Ah well. I CAN'T believe we ACTUALLY got new smileys! :hungry: Hmm, love Swedish Chef! :coy: That's me in real life! :shifty: Makes me think of Peppi and her makeshift Rizzo smiley!

I'm a little embarassed, but what exactly is this expression you all are refering to as "coy"? I knew a guy named Coy once, but I've never heard of "coy" used to describe an expression/emotion, so what is it exactly?:coy:

*Dies*

GHOST THEODORE: I'm hungry. GHOST ELEANOR: Me too. GHOST THEODORE: Want to watch Ratatouille? GHOST ELEANOR: Oh, I love that movie! GHOST THEODORE: So do I, it's so inspiring! GHOST THEODORE: Come on, let's go! Meanwhile... GHOST SIMON: Do you realize with us as ghosts now, this could...

GHOST BRITTANY: (Bored stiff) Gosh, where is my count? I am so BORED!

He was also in an episode of Cow and Chicken where he did two voices in the I am Weasel segment "I Stand Corrected". Both of the voices he did were prisoners at the correctional (literally) facility Weasel and Baboon were forced to spend 99 years at.

Nah, I don't think so; I signed under a totally different username, it's a little trick I picked up to kind of throw them off track. I guarantee you I don't think there's a single place on the internet where my name is still Courage-Bagge (or even Snowth-related accept here). Don't know, haven't...

Oh nothing. I just simply registered at a fairly new forum about three days ago or so, and no one's posted there since I joined, so it seems only obvious that I killed the whole forum! MrsPepper would be proud...