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A hilarious YouTube video where they turned Shrek into a bunch of different genres that are completely out of field. Seeing Shrek as a romance, horror, action, and sci-fi film in the same video is absolutely hilarious, :).

I rewatched the Jeff Dunham cartoon special, Achmed Saves America a few days ago and there was a scene where Achmed puts Donald Trump's face on Mount Rushmore. Considering the film came out in 2013, I'd say that Dunham was making a political prediction there, :P.

My mom said a Robot Chicken quote at dinner tonight. I think my love of weird shows has been rubbing off on her (although we've always bonded over Monty Python, :D).

Time for me update my list as well.....I guess. Cartoons: -Scratte Squirrel from Ice Age -Lois from Family Guy -Francine and Hayley from American Dad -Lola Bunny from Looney Tunes -Candace from Phineas and Ferb -Gabi the frog from Rio -Angel from Lilo & Stitch -Kate and Lilly from Alpha & Omega...

There is one thing that made every Star Wars fan smile today. Considering I've been a fan of the franchise for quite a while now, it's no surprise that this thing absolutely made my day: That little creature is SO adorable, :). If you are living under a rock like Patrick Star and don't know...

I'm sorry. I don't know who Robot Jones is. I do however, know who Jenny Wakeman is.

What is your dream cartoon crossover? Personally, I would love to see one between Gravity Falls and Bob's Burgers (Considering they are voiced by the same person, Mabel talking to Louise would be hysterical, :D).

I love The Dark Crystal. If you like Jim's darker fantasy work from later on in his life, then you'll probably enjoy it, :scary:

Have you ever seen Labyrinth or The Dark Crystal?

My favorite HTF characters appearing in what appears to be a parody of the iconic Dogs Playing Poker painting. By the way, Giggles and Petunia are the only two on my avatar that I'm crushing on, I just like Flaky and Lammy because their funny. Favorite characters doesn't always mean "Giggitty...

Candace:MOM! Phineas and Ferb are doing a crossover with some show I've never heard of.

I just realized that Lilo and Stitch is 15 years old as of this year. Crap, I actually feel old, :(.

Here's something I've never understood:How come they call the show Alvin and the Chipmunks. Alvin IS a chipmunk, that's a bit confusing if you ask me.

My mom shares the same birthday as Gordon from SS (the character, not the actor). My aunt shares her birthday with Oscar the Grouch. We love to joke around with her about that, :P.

My new kitten got stuck in the chicken coop. We were able to get her out, but it was quite shocking and worrisome to see.

I've noticed that in the films themselves they pronounce the infamous Harry Potter villain's name, VoldemorT with an audible T at the end of it. But in the audiobook version (narrated by a British guy), he pronounces it like Voldemore with no T to be hear whatsoever. I wonder if British people...

The satirical TV show, The Critic did a parody called D.T. the Drunken Terrestrial that involved E.T. getting drunk. I found that hilarious when I was little but now that I think about it, there really is a scene from the actual movie where E.T. gets drunk. That's not much of a parody, actually.

Yip-Yips!? Seriously, dude!? Sorry but, I'm still rolling my eyes over the fact that anybody could mix up Swayzak with freaking Yip-Yips of all things. Does that poster even know anything about Muppets or SS? If not, he should do some research before posting that ridiculous answer, :rolleyes:.

Sorry, I'd never seen it before. I only know those shows from the Robot Chicken parodies of them: By the way, I automatically thought of you when I saw this skit for the first time, :p.

I came to an interesting realization today. Two of my favorite shows have made a joke about Star Trek being turned into a stage show: WARNING! Both contain slightly inappropriate content. Not recommended for children under 13 That's a pretty weird coincidence, huh!? As Spock would say "That is...