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Not if the Pharmaceutical companies pay off the Vatican. Wocka Wocka Wocka! But seriously, the whole concept of the 7 Deadlies is rediculous. it's human nature to have at least one of them. if not, you're a 1 dimensional, emotionless robot. Or Ned Fladners.

He was also the singer of the theme to Heathcliff and Marmaduke

Hard to say since I've seen so few of them, and have yet to get the box sets (40 bucks is a might pricey). Anyway, I'd say my top 2 favorites so far are "Boober Gorg" and "The Beast of Blue Rock". At least, those are the ones I always watch multiple times over and over and over again...

"Well, this one says "R U Three" but we believe that was a typo." Sorry, couldn't resist.

I always thought he had more of a speach impediment that kept him from saying anything but Mee-mee muh mooh mee meeeep (and variations on that). I need to rewatch season 2, since in his first appearances, I recall him sighing and making other noises like that. But great for Beaker. What...

Funny that I forgot to mention that one as well. I was having a discussion with someone the other day how Tom and Jerry pretty much had a tough time in television until just recently (The HB show, Filmation, and this for example). I can't say I hated it, but it just didn't leave a real...

I like the smaller ones, plus those 2 pack "Transformer Heroes" things as well.

They at least are planning one sequal. i know that. But other than that, as long as they'll sell toys. Let's not forget what Transformers is really about.

The 1960's Jetsons was already reasled to DVD. There is word of them looking into to the 1980's syndicated episodes, however.

It's no secret that Muppet babies became so popular, there have been multiple copy cat series based on the "Babification" genre. Some okay, some terrible, some didn't even make it out of the door outside of merchandising. (Note, I feel this thread should go in this portion, since it is...

o, this has been out for a few days. Anyone see it yet? I'm going to wait to hear a few opinions before I rent it or buy it.

Last Night's The Simpsons (Dial N for Nerder) featured a brief refference. Bart, Lisa, and Homer had something to hide (Bart and Lisa accidentally committed a murder, Homer was cheating on his diet). They all go "Nothing", and the camera zooms on Maggie, who was playing internet poker. She...

SS was never a 6-10 show. Maybe Electric Company or Square One (which definately was for older kids learning about Math), but never SS. I always felt it was a 4-7 demographic that inched its way down to 2-5. But that's neither here nor there. I still feel that the SS characters will be the...

I really forget those seasons. is that about the time "We are all Earthlings" came about? Because I'm sure they were focusing on the environment at that point. And I wouldn't be surprised if it's the theme of the upcoming season.

I have yet to see that, but I heard it almost evenly devided the fans. Some people thought the film was great, some felt it fell flat. I can't wait to see what happens with the G.I.Joe film. That's had problems all the way.

I especially love how plausible the ending was. I can agree with that actor who left the show in disgust. Scrubs, I do think is an underappreciated series, and I heard it was going to go to Comedy Central (Comedy Central or TBS or something would be a better fit, agreed?). But how do they...

For the record, the links at the beginning of this thread are a safer bet. That said,: Can't believe I'm actually defending Disney now, but they're planning something, and the website is pretty much a sign they want to do something. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Muppet OZ...

Considering they don't even have a Grover, I wouldn't be surprised they didn't have such obscure characters.

Actually, some of that is a joke. But I really hate this pseudo geek culture we live in... with those giant ugly vynal toys that cost way too much and stuff like that. You know, I never understood the appeal of Hogan's Heroes, myself. If anyone has read the Mad magazine parody of Hogan's...

Jon Arbuckle seems even crazier and more pathetic when he talks to himself.