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After getting assaulted by numerous hideous previews (including Disney's Upteenth "feel good sports drama based on ture events" and multiple CGI films about tlaking animals, most from companies starting into the business...poorly at that), I finally got to the Pixar segment. First,a preview for...

I believe they were Hawkeye, Fronteer scout and Fang the Wonder Dog. I also know of one called "Ragnorak the Chicken" about a viking they didn't even write.

>>As always, the new episodes will include segments featuring well-known celebrity guests including Academy Award winner, Jamie Foxx; Grammy Award winner, John Legend; Today host Matt Lauer; comedienne Amy Sedaris; and Grey’s Anatomy star T.R. Knight. In addition, Sesame Street will continue to...

I'd say I'd rather see more muppet and Animated segments than any boring filmed sketches about picking green beans, or flowers in the rain with classical music. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.:sleep:

I mean, it's not that this wouldn't have been funny as a "Wacky Packs" type thing, but the idea of it as something wanna be gang members wear... outrageous. After all, I must admit, it's well done. Much better done than those cheap "Elmo Smoking Pot" videos on youtube you find everytime...

Janice was dying of HEPITITIS C, not aids.... a clear stab at Tommy Lee, of whom she had relations with. They make fun of his Hepititis quite a bit on family Guy.

Have you ever noticed that other than Telephone rock all their music sounds like 1950's style rock? But yet, the characters are dressed like late 60's hippies. I find that pretty strange. After all, they sing one type of music, yet dress another.

Only a Muppet fan would reply a comeback like that! Thanks for being that one!:halo: :D

a few more to add: Inspector Gadget: The Great Wambini, Linguini, Mad Ninja, Professor Dumbkoff The Simpsons: ALternate Jay Sherman voice, Commander MacBragg Hysteria: Christopher Columbus Ed Wood: Voice of Orson Welles

couple more Family Guy: Meg's singing voice, various King of the Hill: various

Here's some more to add Cow and Chicken/ I AM Weasle: various Futurama: Robot Elder, Fry's Brother (can't remember his name) Johnny Test: Dukey (show promo only) Jakers! The Adventures of Piggly Winks: himself (live action segment) Just Shoot Me: Perskey

I didn't realize it until recently... Arthur's been on 10 years! WOW! As for the movie... I hate when companies have to make EVERYTHING CGI. Now, don't get me wrong. I love Pixar, and Reboot was cool. Some of Dreamwork's stuff is pretty good, but this stuff is cheap. I even like Jimmy...

Here are a few corrections if I may... Both Mucha Lucha and Sonic Underground used a mostly Canadian voice actor cast (with the exceptions of The Flea (Candi Milo) Buena Girl (don't remember the actresses name) and Rikochet (Carlos Azquardi seasons 1+2, Jason Marsden season 3), Sonic and Sibs...

I disagree for 2 reasons... A) I don't like Justice league... they'd be fine in all seperate cartoons, but Batman is much too dark to hang around with those guys. and B) I fell certain ones are very well done, but you's have to look at Cable to really see what I mean. Spongebob is good...

We could have seas of Simpsons style animated sitcoms that didn't make it here alone. With that said, I'm going back to my original thesis of shows that weren't developed for television with this one http://www.viewaskew.com/kevin/goonies.jpg

Shell... If I could, I'd come over and read some to yah! Sorry if I seem defensive Count old bean... I'm extremely passionate about my old 1980's toy lines based on 1979 Ultraman parodies... all one of them. But does anyone else have any unsold pilots, and not just shows that got cancelled?

NO! NO! I Like Tony Danza... I just thought the show was totally degrading to him. He really embarassed himself. It's like, no wonder why he kept mentioning Taxi and Who's the boss... he's trying to remind the audience that he actually did GREAT things.

I always thought it was a bit easy to pick on Ultimate Muscle, especially since people only know half the story watching Toei's watered down, kiddy friendly version. TRUST ME on this one. Read the Manga. It's leaps and bounds better than anything that made it into the cartoon. Plus kid...

I still object to the term "dumbing down" I'd like to think of it as " Changing everything so it's acceptible for 1-3 year olds to watch since they have too much competition from worse shows on Nick Jr. because parents are too dang lazy to take care of their own kids." I do agree the main...

Would have really been funny... not to mention cool to bring back such an obscure character. Still, I want to see these once just for the fact Bill Baretta plays an SS character.