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Comedically speaking, you can't really have 2 straight men together. You need one straight man and one jokester or something. it wouldn't have created any funny tension between the two, unless one was willing to act out of character. Which is why Grover/Kermit skits work beautifully. grover...

It didn't bloody work. I dunno, like older people they tend to vary. Some kids fall for cheap rediculous gimicks, some don't.

Clearly I am not surprised... I have his book right here.... These are the following attempts as of 2000 or so when the book came out... 1989 Three stooges: 2nd Generation Columbia pictures/ Jeffery Scott Productions Shared Story Credit Screenplay by Jefferey Scott 1993 The...

A lot of people had that problem. Really. But to add to the confusion was the fact that certain syndicated versions of Underdog and Dudley Do-Right had mismatching segments. As Keith Scott put it in the book "the Moose that Roared:" He goes on in another chapter... that said, i will...

Simply put, by slowly getting rid of Elmo's world in a matter of at least 2 years they could end the segment completely in the main show without confusing the little kids. You just show it less and less. Basically, one season you put it on evey other episode. the next year you put it on...

Besides, I'd rather look old school first season, those two guy with fezes from the life in heck comics...

Count... we're friends and all, so I'm ONLY gonna say this once. ;) While Underdog shared an executive producer (Peter Piech) and the same Mexican animation outfit (Gamma studios) Underdog was NOT created by Jay Ward or his band of merry men. Underdog is a Total TV production. This has...

It's easier than you think. They'd just have to phase it out of the rest of the show in a matter of 2 years or so. It's a matter of PBS not wanting to put it on that would be the problem. I mean, seriously. Take off something that hasn't had new episodes in years (Telitubbies cough cough)...

as two of out friends would say... :boo: Boycotting the movie? That shouldn't be too difficult. :sleep: Yeah! No one was gonna see it anyway! Seriously. I felt like actually protesting outside the movie and handing pamplets out about the real underdog. But i feared that people would...

Here's another good one... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5DP8GQX1Nw&mode=related&search= Bullwinkle, while poorly animated was one of the greats, right up their with Bugs and Donald. Jay Ward's cartoons and commercials for Cap'n Crunch were the finest things ever to grace TV, aside from...

I'm staging a boycot! On that day, in protest I will watch NAUGHT but the original series on my old VHS... If I had money i'd go to target and buy the box set and watch that, but I will watch the VHS I have... provided I can find them.

Jim Cummings also voiced Sir Colby, Monty's dead ancestor from England. I wonder. if he's part english, and part Austrailian does that mean that one of his relatives was a criminal sent to Austrailia (As that part of the world was originally used by Britain to send its convicts to).

It sure did. I guess that could be a reason why it was cut off, space restrictions and all. But then again, do we really need a million pages reminding us the High School musical 2 remix special edition on ice the concert the movie for tv the video game the lunchbox home board game is coming...

How do I sign up specifically for the Muppet Wiki? I don;t want to add too much, but I want to punch up some of the credits for Dog City's voice actors.

I believe they broke up in the late 70's due to a certain other TV show that Frank, jim, and Richard were doing at the time. But I see Big Bird as a Kermit/ fat Albert type figure. He gets along with everybody. Like he's the M.C. of the show. =But other than JTE, i really haven't seen...

I can't wait for the Sopranos thing... "Yo! What the &%^% yo doin wit dat ^*^% banana in yo ear? Ya &*^^&* stupit or sometin'? Get it da ^**%^ out or I'll blast it out!" "I can't *&%^% hear ya, Goombah! I got a *&^% Banana in my ear!":zany:

Beyond the Fix it shop is the next set over. probably the employee lounge or something.

lemee guess... the plans were by one Jefferey Scott, right? He's been trying for years to bring back his Grandfather (Moe's) work. he even incorporated it into cartoons he wrote, most noticably Muppet babies and Captain N (In "Wishful Thinking" Kid Icarus makes a wish that turns Mother Brain...

So that WAS theatrically released. I thought it was made for TV. Anyway, As for the Simpsons, it took 17 years for a film. The Jetsons pretty much waited over 20 years for one.

I saw the Stupid Christmas one and the Horton hears a Who. But the only other one I saw was some unfunny stuff about Dane Cook bonking random women so they could get married. Which included the prerequisite "Look at how disgusting fat people are, especially women" jokes. The Fat guy from...