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Of course I knew about Fiest's apperance. Of course it took me until now to find out who the heck that actually is! :insatiable: Costs less, and brings them more publicity. It's not that I have any problems with celebrity appearances, but other than the first batch (with the hillarious...

You mean a segment of its own that's on every episode? Honestly, I wish it would replace EW. Seeing the clip online, I really think it's one of the best things to happen to SS in YEARS. They don't even dumb it down. There's mild peril. Bert almost drowning in a flood of gold bird seed...

That never bothered me. But when I was really young, I was confused to death by Tootsie.

Correction. Stuart Little 2 was rated PG for "tricking 10 year old Bobby thinking it's an adult comedy and not minding that his 4 year old sister is making his parents drag him to it."

Janice STILL has that ^% 1980's Pony Tail. For the love of Pete! Give her her 1970's flat hair back. :flirt:

Pixar is the one Animation studio that's still doing a decent job. Warner Bros doesn't want an animation department outside of DTV DC comics based movies. And there's nothing else, since Hanna Montana is KILLING kid's programming in the ratings. And the last of it is the same preschool...

I kinda liked it. It really seems like something ONLY the Simpsons could get away with.

And in the last few years I haven't seen any G film come out of anywhere but Pixar. Rat was a surprise G rating. There was nothing objectionable about it, but it really seemed like an adult film. Not those kinds, of course. The arty, sophisticate ones. Even the older Disney G rated...

Question... Other than Horton hears a Who, when did he play a vulture? Anyway, if you're having trouble with Quicktime and the player on the SS site, our friends at Muppet News Flash have posted the season 39 demo reel on youtube and also: you clearly can see Guy Smiely I also must...

I had most of them, but I lost all the superhero suits. In fact, I'm looking at Daffy right now.

I call Bull crap on this. I hate this whole "Movie ratings are going to far" bull crap. I hate to use a phrase twice, but there's no other word (that's G rated) for it. If anything, G movies rarely exist, and everything is PG. And with the exception of Speed Racer (which had Spritle flip...

It isn't really the Fast Food companies. I've seen McD's advertised several times. And I have seen kelloggs hock their Pop Tarts. But it's the general idea of not likening junk food and cartoons that's the motivation. And while respectable, it's a movement lead by a bunch of annoying thin...

I got mine at Wal-mart for about 5 bucks or so. And that was a couple years back. I still am trying to look for KSY. I never got the chance to get it at either WalMart or Best Buy when it was that cheap.

Mumford seemed like one of the characters they randomly brought back for a season quite a bit back. I don't think we'll see the character for some time after. I don't know why, and I could guess they're looking to recast some of Jerry's roles (based SOLEY on a rumor I heard a couple years...

And of course, as we all know, his REAL claim to fame was being a network logo. In fact, I think he made more Tiny Toons appearances than regular LT cartoons. Off course, I only know of 2 Tiny Toon cartoons he was in.

And yet, the obesity "epidemic" happened recently.... hmmmm.... It's the exact lack of junk food advertising that made children's television unprofitable, causing the steady and frustrating decline in kid's programming in recent years. I can respect the reasons for this, but I think it's...

Looks like Taz wasn't in that many cartoons, either. Not counting Taz-mania and post Taz-mania productions, he was only in about 5 cartoons.

Me, I loved it. I really did. And for the record, yes... it was supposed to be creepy. That was the point of the skit, to not be afraid.

The end line was the BEST! Thank you Sesame Street for putting that over commercialized nonsense in its place. You also gotta love Texas Telly and the Golden Triangle. man, it took them long enough to do an Indiana Jones Parody on Sesame Street. Saw one on Shaloam Sesame and Plaza Seasamo...

That's something I bet they struggle with. How do you make a TV show into a movie without making it a 90 minute episode? And I of course mean something current. Not something like Get Smart, where the movie remake is years after the show was canned. Sex and the City (something I'd never...