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From what I've read, "Star S'mores" will have quite possibly the best Muppeteer in-joke ever.

It also explains why Martin Landau is dubbing dialogue for Frankenweenie.

And Slash. "Because, why not" is literally the only joke I can make about him.

That makes some sense, yet no sense because the rest of Disney's Blu-ray line up is available for pre-order.

Considering the theme song says "Disney Drive On", I'd say it's the former.

According to ToughPigs: This is a six-part series to be released, starting tomorrow, via the DisneyMoviesEverywhere app.

I don't have a preference on which one. They both have different formats that allow for different kinds of jokes. I love the "hit me like a ton of bricks" open from the Hal Linden episode and it's not something they could've done with Scooter in the dressing room.

So, season 2 debuts tomorrow! I highly suggest reading the AV Club interview with the creator: http://www.avclub.com/article/gravity-falls-alex-hirsch-previews-shows-new-seaso-207536

I really haven't paid any attention to new SpongeBob stuff, and I didn't think a new movie would be any good since the series isn't anymore. I might see this though.

Amazon doesn't have it for pre-order, for some stupid reason. Yet they have every other Disney release for the summer for pre-order.

There's no conspiracy against Mysterious Theater. I don't know why you think there is.

The show itself.

There are far more older songs they could cover. "Let's Go Driving" debuted in the mid-80's (well, the TV version did at least. It was first sung on a 1982 album).

I know I read that the producers want him to stay on the show until season 50, and I haven't seen where he plans to retire, but it seems like a good time to do so. Big Bird would certainly be in good hands; I wonder who's been understudying for Oscar. The press release mentions the song remakes...

What?

That newspaper was actually seen in season 42, so it's not a "hidden gem."

I dunno, since it wasn't that good because Mad Monty, Polly Lobster, the Snorners Chorus or Irish Rodents weren't in it.

I doubt Frank did the Cookie/Prairie bit. The regular inserts, I'm almost certain, in the same sessions as the street stories. The spoofs have recently been shot in the spring. I could imagine Frank being in the Game of Thrones bit, but we'll have to wait and see.

I read that Grover is in the episode too, as "Nick Furry", leader of the Sevengers.

(Don't wanna double post) But, the Game of Thrones spoof is exactly how I think the spoofs should be. Like "Hill Street Twos," I prefer it when they stick the regular characters in the spoof. Grover has no business being in a Game of Thrones bit, but that's what'll make it so great. EDIT: And...