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I'm not sure about the Ancient Mariner, but I've read stuff by Elliot and Caroll; both are good. I seem to recall reading "the love song of J Alfred Prufrock" by Elliot; I like the whole "stream of consciousness" technique that he uses.

I saw that as I was channel surfing. They were clips integrated with the questions. Kinda cool.

Here's a random question (I'm full of them): I recently heard the song "Madhouse" by Anthrax for the first time (fun song). There's a voice over at the beginning where you hear a medicine cart goin down the hall, and you hear the nurse say "It's time for your medication, Mr. Brown" and then...

I do seem to remember seeing a green frackle in a blonde wig dancing with another frackle whose head gets knocked off by a baseball bat... "Look out for bat that's coming up behind you!" "Oh, that's ok, my uncle was a vampire." "It's not that kind of a bat..." *male frackle gets his head knocked...

That's great! Very thorough, detailed work. I like it. I think there is one discrepancy...if I'm not mistaken, I think "Somewhere Beyond The Sea" was actually written rather recently. I might be wrong, though. Otherwise, wonderful even if a bit dark (at least it's fittingly so).

MM...it was just little a home video production, not TMS! Sorry, it struck me as kinda funny that you seemed to want it to become more like or favorite variety show; I mean no ill by what I say. I need to go home and watch that again; seeing Fozzie standing there in boxer shorts in The Emperor's...

*Jack Benny voice* Well!

This is kinda strange or perhaps random, but does anyone have any favorite English Poets? I personally love John Donne and Edmund Spenser.

I'm not real big on stand up, but I agree that Bill Cosby's good. I have to agree on Mark Lowry. Just about anything that's older is good, like Muppet Show era. And of course, one cannot ignore our beloved Fozzie Bear... I'm not sure if he did, but I bet if Jack Benny did stand up it would...

It's been nice, but a bit stormy and tornado warning-ish around here in Lincoln.

Bands I'm proud to have seen live: Five Iron Frenzy several times (they did such a fun live show) Tourniquet Whitecross The Barbary Coast Dixieland Band Glenn Miller Orchestra That's all I remember for now...

Uncle Deadly as a baby...interesting

Oh ho ho...that's priceless. Nice work, man.

I love the first Ice Age movie. Even if you think evolution is a big load of horsepuckey, the movie is really funny. I hope the sequel lives up to the original. "Retrieve the melon! Tae-Kwon-Do-Do's! ATTACK!!"

I have it on a cassette tape somewhere, but it's at home.

What, you mean setting off explosions isn't enough to warrant the "crazy" moniker?

In the book "Jim Henson: The Works" there is a diagram of how Spinney operates Big Bird.

(just when you think thread has died, someone makes a post on it) I'm definitely like that; I wished I had gotten to reread the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe before seeing the movie. Last time I read it was the fourth grade. Hollywood in general often strikes me as being rather uncreative as...

do muppets themselves count as idols? If dead people count, J.S. Bach is definitely one of mine...

Now that I think about it, he was also backstage on the Harvey Korman episode.