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Season four was un-conventionally long. 30 episodes. Literally an entire year. Season five being 18 episodes was possibly a way to give the staff extra resting time. And when they realized that audiences could follow the crazy schedule they figured they could turn the show into a saftey net. FOX...

I noticed they have a few anime titles too (including FLCL, which I recently rewatched using Netflix streaming).

Well, some boobs "exist" a bit more than others, if you catch my drift. That's the issue being discussed here. Male artists do tend to overemphasize them, and that practice has been condemned more than a few times in the past.

Didn't FoxKids end and FoxBOX premiere in 2002? I vaguely remember a promotional special that was tying in with Spy Kids 2, a movie from that year, and I also remember the ad for Fighting Foodons briefly scared me away from anime before Spirited Away made me a convert in the same year.

Helfire by Astraware is a great helocopter game! I'm swear it's awesome and great graphics. A new game but concept is a little dated... The cold war and you're fighting the Ruskies

Squidbillies "Wing Nut": After Rusty finds out the mutated chicken wings make people explode, He runs to his house to try and save Early, but the house explodes before he could. Rusty starts to cry when... Early: Why are you cryin'? I'm just settin' off my gasoline collection. Rusty: I...

Ha ha ha, you forgot Bah Humduck (not that I really care). anyway, I agree with everyone on Mickey's Christmas Carol, enspecially since it has the character Scrooge McDuck playing the character of which he was based off of.

To back up the continuity of Total Drama, I'd say that it definitely would be in the serial category. Each episode continues off from the last and contains a recap, making it impossible for them to air them out of order without hurting the flow.

1. Then maybe said kid shouldn't watch TV when the parents are unable to be attentive. 2. If the parents want their kids to watch safe programming, fine. If they want to force safe programming on other viewers outside their homes, they are crossing a line by doing so. A more mature kid shouldn't...

Bob Check out the following, which all work with the T|X: Datebk5 (soon to be datebk6) 4cast (gives you the weather for next five days, via wifi) AddressXT (replaces and improves upon Contacts program) eReader (if you like to read on your Palm, check out www.peanutpress.com) psMemo (FREE memo...

I've found a clue as to how this list was put together. I noticed a few British series on the list, which stuck out since these things generally keep to American and Japanese stuff. Then I realised that they're pretty much the same selection of UK cartoons that turned up on Channel 4's top 100...

To me, I found The Lion King much more enthralling and interesting than Pinocchio. (And several others) But I honestly don't see it nabbing first.

"The world has really gone bizarro when food bites you back" - Mikey Yet another episode that told the viewers Mikey ate too much pizza for his own good. But I loved it. I managed to get all 4 BK VHS while they were still at BK and I played them often as other than those the only TMNT videos...

Compare this: http://www.apple.com/trailers/disney/ponyo/ To this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxHNztg0X3s Which is better animated?

On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 18:40:51 -0800, sf wrote: This looks really good. I'm going to have to try it. Thank you.

My dad wants a simple flip cell phone with semi-large buttons (he has large fingers) and a decient camera? He is quite technology stupid, so I strongly emphasize the word Simple. Can anyone suggest me one other then the Samsung Jitterbug?

Only problem here is that we don't know if N95 will work with Mail for Exchange. I only know that the 1.3 version worked on my N80, but the 1.5 version does not. Most of the replies on this forum are people using E-series devices and not N-series. The 1.3 version syncs with contacts...

"Bob Terwilliger" wrote: -snip- Hehe-- It *was* this morning. Blue cheese and all-- and I think you win, but I rarely put that much effort into breakfast. A minute in the microwave & breakfast was served. Not bad. Jim

Omelet wrote: But not quite in the same league with the Real Thing. http://www.theodoregray.com/PeriodicTable/Stories/011.2/index.html

Thanks Reedacus25, I'll give these a shot and let you know.