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He's really splitting hairs as what counts as recent American animation. Next thing you know, he won't include a cartoon if it's animated in overseas. In which case, that reduces the number of recent shows to zero.

American Dad: The purse joke. You think he's reaching into... well... something ELSE. Classic.

What about the "Learned it by watching you" service ad? Classic to me because of it always being on when I was a child. Adventures of Nick A Teen anyone??

Indeed they were... but that doesn't mean they can't parody the films. It looks like they are, roughly from the trailer. Besides, with Pirate films being successful, it seemed like a sure fire thing.

My favorite dogs are Brian from Family Guy: I like his smart ass attitude and he always keeps his cool when problems come up. Snoopy from Peanuts: How can you not like him, you just want to hug him and take him home to be your pet. Santa's Little Helper from the Simpsons: He's just cute...

I really love the theme to Heathcliff. I don't remember anything about the show (heck, I don't even remember watching it) but I just love the theme. Same with Gummi Bears.

Yeah, most of their shows are TV-Y! On another note, why would it be rated TV-PG? It seems more like a Y7.

A few months ago, Stephan Pastis, the cartoonist who draws Pearls Before Swine, said he'd been approached about the possibility of creating an animated series based on his strip. I was wondering if anyone here would like to see such a cartoon. Who do you think should be cast to do the voices...

lol At the ending and Stewie killing New Brian. The overdone Buzz Killington and Cool Whip jokes kept this one from being great to me. This episode was just good. Which was more than what I expected, honestly.:sweat:

Um, Hi there. Im a fan of the FGB too.It's on the 'To buy' list. And put DnD on the list as well. The DnD dvd set is one of the best Ive ever bought, if only for the cool extras.

Maybe "Educational Show" would be a better term. Because it doesn't necessarily mean Pre-School. And I would also like to mention Liberty's Kids, I always got a lot of entertainment out of it and it helped me become interested in American History.

I hope that the possible new Inspector Gadget series will find its spot on KEWLopolis this fall.

I've noticed you a few times around the internet and that scene is all you ever seem to talk about. It's astonishing.

On Wed, 27 Apr 2011 01:39:52 -0500, Omelet wrote: Paneer is really simple to make. I like to also use my tofu press to drain the curd. It's so similar to tofu in consistency, that the tofu press works perfectly for it. If pressed for a longer period, it can become a very firm cheese. Its...

Mickey Mouse dates back to the late 20s, and Bugs back to about a decade later. Even in 2009, with all the technology and cartoons that have come onto the scene since then, Bugs and Mickey remain the biggest. Do you think that a character could ever be created that would challenge Bugs/Mickey...

On Wed, 16 Feb 2011 21:10:53 -0800, David Harmon wrote: Physics class? Once you have them both [because you *will* own them both] you can prove the theory with one of these; http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882715001 P3 Kill-a-watt meter. It's a handy $20 gadget to...

Mark Thorson wrote: That is most definitely NOT true. -- Jean B.

If you go to Applications -> Contacts you will get a different contacts screen than if you just press Contacts on the homescreen. But if you add a new contact, do you have the choice to store it on google (see screenshot 3)? Maybe I am missing some option?

On Apr 8, 8:55?am, Ranee at Arabian Knits wrote: I'm guessing it tastes like an.........egg?

it works fine