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    You Ever Notice...and What's the Deal...

    I have a few "what's the deal with...?" questions regarding a few shows/episodes. First, what's the deal with Tommy Chong's stint as one of the main regulars on That '70s Show? He was first in the opening credits in season four, after being a frequent guest in seasons 2 and 3. But in season...
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    Million Muppets March in March

    Bill, Gil, and Jill would all be performed by their own performers. Professor Hastings would be Eric Jacobson.
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    Million Muppets March in March

    Chapter 5 Kermit, Miss Piggy, Walter, and Robin were all alone at the subway station. "Now only a few of us are left", said Kermit, "I wonder if we should just give up." "Now Uncle Kermit", said Robin, "we walked all this way." "So what if it's now just a four Muppet march"...
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    Million Muppets March in March

    Chapter 4 Everybody was finished with their lunch. "That was one, one wonderful meal!", said The Count. "I'm sad that I couldn't find any pwaces that served powwidge", moaned Baby Bear. "You should have gone to where I went", said Bear, "they served honey." "Weally?", said Baby...
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    Million Muppets March in March

    Chapter 3 "So how long is this march supposed to take?", asked Miss Piggy. "Oh, probably just a few hours", said Kermit. "Moi's feet are already starting to ache", said Miss Piggy. "I'm already getting tired", said Professor Hastings, "I hope I don't... Fall... Asleep...." And...
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    Million Muppets March in March

    Yeah, ever since the Million Muppet March (which soon became the Million Puppet March) in November, I've been wanting to draw such a picture, with a million Muppets, probably every character I could think of (and if I couldn't think of enough, I could just keep drawing the same chicken, rat, and...
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    Million Muppets March in March

    Chapter 2 The Count had finally counted EVERYBODY, and had a crisis. "Kermit! I have one, one wonderful problem!" "Good grief", said Kermit, "what problem is that?" "I have counted everyone, and there are only 999,999 Muppets here!" "Looks like '80s Robot was wrong", said...
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    Million Muppets March in March

    Chapter 1 One day Kermit, Fozzie, Gonzo, and Scooter were all sitting around a table in the canteen, enjoying meals and reading the paper. "Hey!", said Gonzo, observing an ad in the paper, "exploding goggles are 29 percent off!" "What would we want with those?", asked Kermit. "How DARE...
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    Minor Muppetz' TMS outline: Donnie & Marie Osmond

    In my mind it wouldn't matter as they just sing back-up and make crying sounds, but I'll say Louise Gold, Kathryn Mullen, Dave Goelz, and Jerry Nelson.
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    Coming Soon: "The Jim Henson Collection" DVD

    Muppet Wiki has some info http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Jim_Henson_Collection It's a release of select episodes of different Henson shows, including Fraggle Rock, Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss, Mother Goose Stories, and others.
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    Silly things you said, did, or thought as a kid

    For a long time I thought that all celebrities used their real names, as opposed to alternate stage. That's not the silly part of this post. I saw a promo/segment on a WWF show which showed Mr. Perfect playing a perfect game of basketball, saying he managed that because he's perfect, and I...
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    You Ever Notice...and What's the Deal...

    I knew it was fake, but I still find it weird that the supposed strongest/perfect wrestlers only win so much because the opponents are paid extra to lose. Who's to say they can't easily be beaten by supposed inferior wrestlers if the winner wasn't chosen? I remember first hearing about...
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    You Ever Notice...and What's the Deal...

    I remember years ago I read parts of Hulk Hogan's autobiography and was surprised to see that the "loser" in a wrestling match is often determined in advance (Hogan referred to it as a "job", I guess that means a wrestler gets paid extra to lose on purpose). But then if wrestlers often get paid...
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    Old Nick Appreciation Thread

    Back in 1999 when Nickelodeon had a weekend-long 20th anniversary marathon, I had seen it pointed out that none of the channel's really early shows were included (You Can't Do That on Television would be the earliest, but all the episodes shown were ones with Alanis Morresette, which I think are...
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    What Muppet Merchandise would you like to see come out this year

    This reminds me of when the Palisades figures were announced and it was said that each series would have two big guns, one secondary character and one fan favorite, I was surprised when it was confirmed Palisades considered Rowlf and Scooter to be "big guns" (because they hadn't been used much...
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    Old Nick Appreciation Thread

    One thing I've been wondering about regarding the Rugrats episode "Pickles vs Pickles": At the end after Drew apologizes to Angelica for trying to get her to eat broccoli and promising not to do so again, Angelica gets out a picture of the basic food groups, crosses out broccoli (and had crossed...
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    You Ever Notice...and What's the Deal...

    What's the deal with that episode of King of the Hill in which the main characters are on a baseball team and play against a baseball champion who always gives his check to charity? I mean, they agreed that the other player would donate his winnings to the school so that the school can afford to...
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    Where's the love for Rocky and Bullwinkle?

    That VHS is Whistler's Moose. I thought it was odd that they needed to combine two parts of two separate four-part episodes for one video. I also think it's odd that this is the only one of the Buena Vista tapes to include any four-chapter stories. But a year ago I finally noticed that the...
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    Where's the love for Rocky and Bullwinkle?

    Here's something I've been looking for for awhile: The opening to Bullwinkle's Moose-O-Rama, the Nickelodeon airings of the show.
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    You Ever Notice...and What's the Deal...

    What's the deal with celebrities or works of fiction that only have one demographic but are hated by everyone else, even if that one demographic is the intended target audience? TV Tropes calls it periphery hatedome http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/PeripheryHatedom But what's the point...
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