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In the animated series, Hilda and Zelda were given 'teenage bodies' by the Witches Council; they were on 'probation' for their aiding Salem in his misguided attempt at world domination, which was a plot line carried over from the ABC series.

This is probably something that sounded a lot funnier in the writers room but probably shouldn't have been in the episode. It was sort of funny, but it killed the flow of the episode just as it was starting. In the show's defense, they reference lots of stuff that isn't funny. Hitler...

I've seen quite a few different TV commercials on different networks over the past week or so.

Okay, one of the old fans will speak. I'm currently going through my Chronology (go to my website below) for the period. Most of what I liked at that time were adventure shows (although old Warner Bros. theatrical shorts series were a mainstay for many years for me). And there was that one...

Not half-bad. Say what you will about Dreamworks, but I found myself drooling over the animation. The dragon's adorable - I wanna hug the hell out of that thing. Gotta give extra points for the designs of the human characters - I actually think Hiccup looks like a younger Linguini (Rataouille)...

I liked the episode a lot, it felt a bit racist like their mexican episode but it was still funny. The indian music video gag doesn't even compare to the real life ones, man those are 100 times weirder. Is Judge Fudge a character from Drawn Together? the first half of season 3 aired last year.

The recent TMNT CGI Turtles.

Boy, that sums it up -- and well. I heard a rumor (gosh, what a shock) a couple of months ago that Steve Jobs was trying to buy PalmOne. An influx of talent and guts like that would certainly shake things up - or if Apple tried to make a proper handheld that would indeed replace Sony. As a...

Lol I didn't notice! Damn. It's a real good show. What's the problem?

I dont know what to say. I can't help thinking that this series is intended to have some political undertones given that Arnold and Stan Lee tend to share a lot of similar political views. Stan Lee has been very good about keeping his political views out of the public and most importantly out...

I could be wrong, but I believe that would be a reference to Hee Haw (the "Roy" in question being co-host Roy Clark).

I hope he solves mystery XD

On Wed, 13 Apr 2011 11:00:46 -0800, Mark Thorson wrote: So Applebees and Olive garden both with in a week.

Well, not yet at least. But I do get on a little rampage when ppl place statements “Cartoon are always for kids, it was in the beginning”, “Cartoons are never for adults”, “No one will ever take animation seriously”, “Cartoon should only be for kids”, “Only a small chunk of ppl like cartoon, but...

Dave Smith wrote: Raw avocado always needs salt. A single-layer wrap of Westphalian ham over a 1-cm thick slice of avocado has just the right amount.

a bit of a head scracher there but of the top of my head timmy turner mom from fairy odd parents also the wicked queen from snowwhite and the wicked stepmother from cinderella trying to kill your step daughter isn't good mothering

On Tue, 8 Feb 2011 22:42:41 +0000 (UTC), Doug Freyburger wrote: If restrictive is the proper word, then restrictive it is.... until the next time I forget what to call it. ;) -- Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.

probably not =)

A section from the Wikipedia article "Cartoon Physics" (section removed): 'Female Characters are always immune to physical injuiry, with the exception of Amy Wong in Futurama.' Couldn't be true enough. Hardly any female characters had anvils dropped on themselves, had themselves hit by...