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It sure looks like they took your frienda idea. Did he copyright his stuff? If he didn't then there's nothing anyone can do.

This. That's pretty much why. They could risk the fans not having the whole series or risk losing a lot on expensive sets that don't sell as well as they'd like.

That's the correct answer. Even Joe, a man of the law, has blackmailed a woman into voting for Lois.

Yeah, they just held back a Spongebob episode from an earlier season and pegged it as a lost episode.

Overall, I think that it depends on what type of program it happens to be. Action/adventure series tend to favor adult protagonists, because they have more freedom than kid characters and are able do more things such as drive, stay out all night without curfew, go to work instead of school etc...

I don't the new newsman could just random news people. But really I am going to miss James Woods.

I know I know I know I know...aaaarrrggghhh

As with the 'Shrek' franchise, it's all about the benjamins. I guess people can't get enough of a savage, yet inept squirrel trying to cling onto his nuts. (Did that come out right?) :eek: :p

How is it a problem? Why is it important for some fans to see the Straw Hat Crew get older every year? What would seeing Luffy and the crew with receding hair lines add to the series? Nothing much would be my guess. If there's no reason to age the characters, then why age them? Going back to...

I think the idea here is to name the Japanese characters who don't conform to the typical stereotypes (martial arts master/ninja, salaryman, otaku ubernerd, and Old Wise Man), not the ones that do. Dr. Light in Justice League Unlimited is the first one I can think of off the top of my head...

It will be tough. With what you said and lack of great merchendise it's hard to really make a character or show relevant. When I was a kid I played with He-Man figures, I found out he had a cartoon and watched the cartoon because I was a fan of the figures, that is basicly a dead platform. And...

I don't think Grey Deslisle, Cree Summers E.G. Daily, etc. have very much range to their voices... all their characters sound pretty alike. The same is sort of true to Jim Cummings, Tara Strong and Jeff Bennett to a lesser extent. Tara has a certain tone to her voice but when she does women (as...

On Sat, 09 Apr 2011 08:25:52 -0500, zxcvbob wrote: snip ;o} My mother called that exact same thing 'spaghetti.' Janet

Dang no Letterman.

Dang, I missed this episode... ...guess I'll just have to watch it on Hulu tomorrow..:shrug: From reading this discussion, I can tell this was an interesting episode. Seriously, Dr Nick? He got stabbed by a glass shard of the dome in the movie! Ah well, continuity means nothing in The Simpsons.

I will create an account for T-mobile forums too... going to ask them what is the hold up, as if I'm really going to get an answer...

On Thu, 17 Feb 2011 22:52:32 -0800 in rec.food.cooking, "Julie Bove" wrote, Gee, you think so? I'm surprised Omelet's crock pot doesn't have too many bullet holes in to perform the temperature experiment.

On Feb 18, 8:59?am, ImStillMags wrote: Actually, the guide I have shows it to be National Battery Day. I wonder if it means batteries or the physical type...

Oh, Peter. :anime:

ONLY 9 POSTS???!?!??? C'mon, I don't even like Samurai Jack, yet I know half the board has been doubled over in anticipation for years for this to happen.