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You know it's way too early in the morning when you misread the title billing as: "Sesame Street Live! She's A Buffalo!"

Well, a few of my favorites Darkwing Duck Dispite Disney's usual use of reused clips and new footage... Hong Kong Phooey! a FAAAAAANRIFFIC opening performed by Scatman Crothers... and it has an interresting take in the German Version Inspector Gadget Which is even better in French...

Anyone know where I could find "We're all Monsters"? All I can find is the one Crotchrot has, and he only has half of it. I was planning to alter it with the album version of the song as a surprise...

I could see a slightly altered Roosevelt Franklin working. He wouldn't be too thick on the hip talk... something similar to Kingston Livingston (whom I'll just come out and say he's the reincarnation of Roosevelt... or close to it). But I could see it working. But not as a major main...

Agreed. it may have been as successful as Arthur, which has been on since 96... but I doubt they would have held 40 years with animation alone. Why SS works they way it does is because it's a stew pot of different media... animation, puppetry, live action, and lord knows what else. It kept...

He also was the reader for a couple of stories on Reading Rainbow. I think they were about a boy named Alistair....

It looks like Cornflake S. Pecially after a horrific illegal Mexican face lift!:insatiable:

Dr. Rainbrain screaming All I'm gonna say!

I will say this... I was hoping for a bigger explosion when Holly revealed that she though Kevin was mentally challenged. Seems Dwight got off a LITTLE too easy on that one. Though, I shudder to think of that sensitivity training Mike would have came up with...:insatiable:

And what the shell was that flesh colored blob with arms that came out of his neck talking about Grandmas?

I never heard of them... maybe they were covered up with Frog's breath (Nightmare Before Christmas joke)

What was that stuff he kept spraying all over the food? It was mildly funny before, but it KILLED me when he did it to the random fruits and vegetables he hammered into the vending machine.

That thing won an Emmy? now I'm totally creep-ed out! But not half as creepy (or crappy) as The Garbage Pail Kids Movie. HOW... HOW can you make a story out of essentially a satirization of a famous kind of doll? There's no plot. But then again, listen closely to Nat Nerd and Greaser...

Can anyone give me an example of someone taking something figuratively? :o

And I feel that gives it so much more realism. It's not just a puppet... it's almost like a sentient being interacting with kids and adults, and doing what they do. And they don't cheap out and use fake props either. They are committed to get the puppet hands messy. But yeah.. those mural...

Depends... How tall is Elmo? Elmo may be small, but he's a little bigger than Kermit. Abby's about the same size, so she's be around as tall as Elmo is, relative to Kermit.

Not so much creepy but dreadfully boring, and nothing a 4 page Mad Magazine parody wouldn't do leaps and bounds better.

Personally, I feel it more disturbing that they'd even nominate Julia Louis Dryfus for that abomination they call "The Old Adventures of New Christine" Praise Toutatis she didn't win.

As long as they don't dumb it down like everything else on Toon Disney. I am so sick of this Dora model of educational TV. I saw Mickey Mouse say "Who's That?" like he was talking to a toddler in one episode of Clubhouse, and I felt like crying.

A CGI show like THAt would be amazing. Especially if they could get Jeffery Scott and the voice actors (among others) back. But all I can say is, why not just put them on some toddler merchandise, instead of baby Mickey, Baby Pooh, and Baby Princesses? Seems that would be a nice step to take...