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I am too, but gee whiz, I mean, those comments! Other articles actually quote both Justin Long and Matthew Gray Gubler about how they feel about the Chipettes, Matthew Gray said he'd be willing to pay big bucks to see them naked. That's just messed up. I can see it now: A Special Edition of...

Make sure you give him one of those wicked awesome WWII Jeep Caps too!

Good night, read this... http://www.cinematical.com/2008/01/10/run-for-cover-the-chipettes-are-coming/ How sick is that? I mean, I agree with that one comment on the article about it's one thing to be a kid and have a crush on a cartoon character, but for an adult to leer about seeing said...

I love the fried mozzerella sticks, I get them all the time whenever I go to Sonic, but that string cheese stuff? Yicchhh! That stuff's like trying to eat a roll of rubber gloves!

I was told that it is definitely possible to make a *decent* living on puppetry alone, so long as you have study material to work with, and that's material as in material for you to perform your puppet with. That makes me happy, as my mom was always concerned that it was impossible to make a...

Lol, that's cool! Now whenever I read a Beetle Bailey comic strip, I'll have to imagine Beetle sounding like Ernest T. Bass (or maybe Flem from Cow and Chicken since Howard Morris did his voice too).

Been a while since I've seen him, so he really deserves a nice big happy birthday from me!

Episode Information Episode Title: "The Kids" Episode Number: 81 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: October 31, 1975 Production Code: G511 Writers: Jim Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum Director: Alan Alda Episode Summary The 4077th finds themselves serving as a little resort when Meg...

Episode Information Episode Title: "Dear Mildred" Episode Number: 80 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: October 24, 1975 Production Code: G505 Writers: Everett Greenbaum, Jim Fritzell Director: Alan Alda Episode Summary Colonel Potter writes a letter to his wife, Mildred, for their...

Episode Information Episode Title: "The Bus" Episode Number: 79 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: October 17, 1975 Production Code: G512 Writers: John D. Hess Director: Gene Reynolds Episode Summary Hawkeye, B.J., Colonel Potter, Frank Burns, and Radar are on their way home from a...

Episode Information Episode Title: "Hey, Doc" Episode Number: 78 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: October 10, 1975 Production Code: G510 Writers: Rick Mittleman Director: William Jurgensen Episode Summary Motor Pool Sergeant Kimble is being shipped home, but before he goes home...

January 20, 2008 Today: Sunny. Cold. High 31 Tonight: Mainly clear skies. Cold. Low 15

Ahaha! Funny story, Marty! But the teacher calling a student a "stupid idiot", in front of the whole class? Didn't that cause any trouble?

Hmm, I'm not sure... is that her singing with Hoots and Telly behind the fence in the arbor in Big Bird's Birthday, or Let Me Eat Cake?

Beetle Bailey was a cartoon series too? Well, I guess so since there's that first/last Beetle Bailey film on both volumes of Old School Sesame Street.

Episode Information Episode Title: "The Late Captain Pierce" Episode Number: 77 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: October 5, 1975 Production Code: G507 Writers: Glen Charles, Les Charles Director: Alan Alda Episode Summary B.J. gets a surprise when he receives a call in the middle...

Episode Information Episode Title: "It Happened One Night" Episode Number: 76 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: September 26, 1975 Production Code: G502 Writers: Larry Gelbart, Simon Muntner (Teleplay by), Gene Reynolds (Story by) Director: Gene Reynolds Episode Summary It's the...

Episode Information Episode Title: "Change of Command" Episode Number: 75 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: September 19, 1975 Production Code: G501 Writers: Jim Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum Director: Gene Reynolds Episode Summary The only thing that made Hawkeye and B.J. happy...

Episode Information Episode Title: "Welcome to Korea -- Part 2" Episode Number: 74 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: September 12, 1975 Production Code: G506 Writers: Everett Greenbaum, Jim Fritzell, Larry Gelbart Director: Gene Reynolds Episode Summary Previously on M*A*S*H...