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Oh yeah, CN real. :rolleyes: The only show I could tolerate was that roller coaster show.... Whatever it was called.

For me, Cartoon Network had its dud shows in between 2004 to 2009. By 2008, the only modern shows I really liked at the time were Chowder, 6teen and Total Drama - the latter 2 which weren't even CN originals. 2010 did pick up a bit with Adventure Time and Regular Show, and to an extent, MAD...

Good Burger was great! I'm a dude, he's a dude, she's a dude, cause we're all dudes, HEY! Snow Day was okay. I only saw it once when I was 13 on Nick at Nite. It just bugged me that I felt like there were too many stories you had to follow. What got me laughing the most was the running gag of...

Movie Gallery had the same deal.... There was one close to my house before it went out of business. I have fond memories of renting a few Thomas the Tank Engine VHS tapes, as well as a few Goldenbooks tapes and peanuts tapes, then later on renting some ps2 games when I was 13.

Tell that to every soccer mom ever.

The last time I was going to Blockbuster, it was 2011. And I'm pretty sure it's out of business now.

Well.....

You ever notice how when it comes to the Sesame Street News skits with Don Music, the only song fans have ever tried editing in the news logo for is Mary Had a Bycicle and the others are just left alone?

Bud, I don't know what you were smoking but I want some of it.

I'll be honest, Even as a kid, I was never a huge, huge fan of Land Before Time. Just never caught my eye.

Ah, I remember that performance! That's probably the closest Jim-esque impression I've heard.

This little comment from the "brilliant" fan known as Zack Stark. I'm sorry, but... What an idiot. :D

Am I the only one who finds it very annoying when you try to be funny yet no one has a laugh and completely takes the fun out of it, yet when you actually try being serious, everyone starts laughing?

I'm surprised the Workshop actually uploaded a full multiple part skit for once.

I actually wonder how many crime organizations there are on Sesame Street at night time. You know, with the two Lefty's and their bosses.

Am I the only one who's noticed in the song "Fat Cat", Jerry Nelson is the only one who actually, well... Sings? (Excluding Bip's fast-paced scats). Not that it really matters, just something I've noticed.

Last night I had a dream I was watching the "Getting Ready to Read" VHS. When it got to the song "Fat Cat", the background was purple instead of dull white (like the "None Some All" song), and the quality was so bad, the characters almost blended into the color of the background. During the...

Jim certainly did perform alot of the large lavender Muppets. But hey, they are probably easier to operate.

Welp, I hope everyone enjoys this unfortunate Easter.

Happy b-day to a wonderful admin!