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I'm not arguing with you, I'm basing what the problem could be on the information you mentioned, and based on that, I would deduce the problem lies within the connection moreso that the computer itself.

Well I don't about that, I've had this computer for about eight months now, and this issue just recently started happening. If it's a connection problem, I could probably see that, but I doubt it's a problem with my computer's specs.

I think, in that sense, Peanuts have become victims of Christmas, in that sometimes, something has a project associated with Christmas that's so successful, that soon, the rest of that franchise itself is associated almost exclusively with Christmas. Dr. Seuss could be another example: How the...

Okay, I'm sure this is another one of those problems where apparently I'm the only one being plagued by it, butis anyone else besides me having problems with trying to watch a video on a setting higher than 360p, and the video just automatically cutting off like a third or a fourth of the way...

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Peanuts merchandise seems almost exclusive to Hallmark... I mean, I usually can't walk into a Hallmark store without seeing Snoopy plushies of varying sizes, in addition to things like snow globes, Christmas tree ornaments, keepsake items, among other things.

Yes, then there was a brief hiatus, then Smigliano did a couple of Halloween-related strips (one of which had said geekier fan dressing as Cookie Monster to steal candy from trick-or-treaters), then that was it. I do remember the "preview" tag line for the supposed next strip seemed to have...

Ah... as much as I love Smigliano's work... he DID kind of leave us hanging on that Playing with Dolls webcomic... :smirk:

Okay, that would explain why I'm not familiar with a Muppets comic strip: I was in Nashville in the early 80s, plus I wasn't born yet.

When were the Muppets ever a comic STRIP? Comic books, I know, but comic STRIPS?

It's almost similar to how Jim felt about merchandising; we all know he was initially reluctant to license his characters for merchandising, but he knew that at the same time, having proceeds and kickbacks from sales and such would help maintain and finance the company... now, that's probably...

How stupid.

And what exactly is up with shows having a random word with a # sign in front of it plastered on the picture?

Did Marty Feldman intentionally change Igor's voice throughout Young Frankenstein? I know the shifting position of his hunchback was intentional on his part, but I've also wondered about his voice shifting from high and nasally to deep and monotone.

Does this mean we don't have to put up with Lionsgate anymore?

Chromakey hadn't become such a tool then as it has now, not to mention, Jim was known for trying all kinds of different methods and techniques; I'm not saying that he wouldn't rely on it often, but I don't think he would come to rely on it almost exclusively for everything like SST seems to...

Following a reply I just left in another thread, I've noticed a number of us (heralde, in particular) use, "Agree to disagree" occasionally around here.

Agree to disagree. I'm with iluvfragglerock, SST has come to rely on chromakey/blue or greenscreen WAY too heavily in recent years, it really takes away from the believability of the scene; I'm not talking about painted flats, but actual sets that are constructed, just simply having scenery...

Isn't that kind of like how Handmade Video was essentially similar to what we now call reality TV?

Keepvid is still working.