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Exactly. That's his schtick: everything he reviews is "bad". Everything. Whether it really is or not, that's just what his gimmick is; there's plenty of shows and movies that he's reviewed that are nowhere near as bad as he makes them out to be. GORDY, SPACE JAM, ROCK-A-DOODLE, GOOD BURGER...

It doesn't appear so. Suggest it as one in the YKTTW section.

Maybe I'm a little too thick at times... but what exactly is the joke to Big Bird being a lark?

Agree to disagree. I think it was one of DreamWork's best non-Shrek movies, but then again, I think you kind of have to be a fan of Jerry Seinfeld, and/or get his sense of humor in order to appreciate the movie.

Oh wow, I had actually forgotten all about her... I'm bad. :| Happy belated birthday Figgy!

I'm not really sure it's even my place to tell any "fans" I may have what they should call themselves, it was a random thought that popped into my head. :p

An OVER THE HEDGE series would fall into the category like TOONSYLVANIA and FATHER OF THE PRIDE, as that wasn't their property to begin with, they just got the movie rights to it (apparently, it already existed as a newspaper comic strip).

Yeah, that's about it: it's not so much the business they're upset with, it's JUST the sign, they say the sign is "too big" and makes the community look more like an interstate. Even though, again, McDonald's is just across the street, and has had a sign out front that's just as big as...

Scar-bros. :skeptical:

Where have I heard that before?

Oy. So, there's a new Chick-fil-a getting ready to open up in my town (closer to where I live too, yay), and they're building it in a community in town that's mostly inhabited by old people. So anyway, they put the new sign up, and now, all the little old ladies in town are whining and...

The very fabric of my universe.

I can't believe there's actually an entry for "Earworm" on Wikipedia... now I wonder if there's also entries for things like "Big Lipped Alligator Moment" as well?

I'm reminded of this epic fail as kid from "Cabin Fever". Correct: "I'd like to get my hands on whoever wrote the script" Misheard: "I like to get my Hanes (underwear) on whoever rode this trip"

Y'know, I used to wonder if they would ever do a series of certain animated movies, like Shrek, for example... now DreamWorks seems to have found a gimmick for themselves to stay one step ahead of the rest (especially Pixar). I mean a series for the penguins from the Madagascar movies, yeah...

Wow. That "Chipmunks Gangsta Rap" video that Ross and Janice filed a lawsuit over has resurfaced on the web (I won't link it, go to newgrounds.com and search for it)... I'm both someone fascinated and deeply disturbed by it at the same time... on one hand, for an early 2000s Flash-animated...