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He also did various and not well remembered things for other studios too. He also did some Tom and Jerry comics.

I need to see some of it again to give you a more accurate reading, but here goes... starting backwards (as my mind usually does) The Big Guy was Gordon in a weird (I think) red Body suit, sort of like feetie pajamas, and he wore a cat in the hat white and red stripped hat with large black...

(Wish I cought the 8 AM epsode so I could get the first review in). The Good: The new cold opening "Word on the Street." Despite being obviously staged, I LOVE LOVE LOVE to see Muppets on the street talking to people, and not just kids. I'm not a Tina Fey fan by any stretch, but...

2 Things. The episode is called Noir Johnny. secondly, I found out how to make screen caps, so here's some pictures of it Pitcure 1 Picture 2 If someone can get this message to someone at Muppetwiki (if they want to use these screen grabs) please do.

Don't forget. Lizze McQuire was the first show to start this trend of tweenage screaming girls. Hanna Montana is basically just to make a new Lizzie as Hillary Duff is in her forties now, and pretending she's an artist. Anyway, I hate all their shows (especially Zach and Cody). But I will...

I didn't realize this until it was too late, but in my area, they started showing the new episode at 8 AM. Usually I have to wait until 10 am. So I slept in and woke up just now and caught a couple seconds of it. I am pretty sure a lot of people won't be happy. They brought back the old...

If anyone is a fan of the Blues Brothers, here' a Japanese show I suggest. http://www.ndbrotherstv.com/ Of course, the show is pretty adult, TVMA I think, so I don't recomend it to younger viewers.

Someone's gonna get me the pics, but not in High res. Don't think that finding that book in good condition will be easy. A friend of mine used to have the Fox Kids poster years ago, but lost it.

Not so much angry, on my end. I just want Warner's to release more HB DVD's.

So, you're gonna e-mail me them? Cool... Crockadile Kermit He-Frog Max Hogroom and Kermie's big adventure. Thank you.

I was going to post it somewhere else, but I had an idea where Super Grover had an evil (or Grouchy) twin that kept doing unfriendly things and ruining Super Grover's good name. Would be a great lesson in dealing with Bullies.

Don Rosa and Carl Barks. Further proof you can have much more talent than the people you work for. Some of the ones by William VanHorn are pretty good too. he has a very distinctive loose style. Then there are European Scrooge comics made by the Gutenburgus group. They're good too, but...

NEIN! NYET! NON! I really have a strong dislike for all of Disney's Live action tweencoms. They are destroying the fabric of animation that I hold so dear in children's television. Cartoon Netwrok is doing Live action shows now because of this. As if their new shows weren't bad enough...

Megabyte Beagle is the black sheep of the family. His name doesn't begin with B. Anyway, I'd like to add one... Howard Morris: Djini of the Lamp (in an episode where Flintheart and Scrooge fight over a lamp, the genie inside has them race back to Duckburg for the possession and wishes)...

First time it happens for 2 reasons. 1) while out of the 2 book movies (at the time) MTI was my favorite, Piggy seemed tacked on as a contractual obligation. Almost like she said, "Listen frog, I'm I'm not in the movie, you're gonna be sleeping with those fishes!" "But you don't fit into...

Heh heh heh! It's been years since I've been able to comment on the episodes as soon as they came out. If I could pull a TV in here, I'd give a running commentary.

I think they will. Maybe they don't know if their going to release it as Secret Squirrel or as part of the Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel show. As both shows have different segments.

The part where they drive through the mall is one of the greatest moments in cinema history. No kidding. Right up there with the Daffy/Donald dueling pianos in Roger Rabbit.

FINALLY... someone who knows who that is. Someone who was much more talented than the credit hog who's name adorns the company. Scrooge McDuck comics are fine art. Don Rosa also does a terrific job. If it wasn't for this comic series, Ducktales wouldn't exist. It was through Ducktales...

There are some good jokes in there, but I really feel it eats up time a better crafted skit could fill.