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Joseph's father is John Red Corn. That's been evident since the 1st season.

Tiny Toons was never on In2TV. Animaniacs, Pinky & The Brain and Freakazoid (which you didn't mention) haven't on In2TV since 2006 (or maybe early 2007). Taz-Mania and Histeria are the only Silver Age shows still on In2TV. I think Spielberg's co-ownership of A!, P&B, F! and TTA may have a...

This was a great episode. I laughed a lot and really enjoyed it. 5/5 PLEASE DON'T CANCEL THIS SHOW, FOX!

I just rewatched the episode a few minutes ago, and after watching the credits sequence again... Does anybody feel a genuine sense of... sympathy toward Brian at that part? I dunno, for all his derailments as a character for the past few seasons, this denouement just reminded me that Brian...

I say this, looking on the bright side for the one eliminated. One other thing, anyone think:

Wow. Clancey just snapped at Ralph.

Each episode of G4's Code Monkeys opens with a different joke disclaimer about how the show is "intended for mature audiences".

I know he's not here, but this is getting answered anyway... Because the show was going over budget and John K wasn't handing in work on time. The same reason he was taken off of the Nick version of the show.

One episode of "The Grim Adventures Of Billy Of Mandy" had a particurally hilarious ending. I'm paraphrasing this, but this was essientally how it went: Grim: Dad, I'm sorry I lied that I was a country music star. Can you ever forgive me? Grim's Dad: No. Abrupt fade to black. The ending...

He was. The similarities between Rock Zilla and Gene Simmons were not accidental, but nonetheless, Rock wasn't supposed to be Gene, he was just a character who distinctly resembled him.

I find that I really like the 2000s, although I do enjoy the 90s also.

Pretty much what GWOtaku spouted. I always get a sense of something different, something experimental, something unique on every Pixar films. They're not afraid to dial it up and produce stories and concepts that would otherwise be uncommon for an animated feature, usually ones that probably...

One surprise to me: Brian Doyle-Murray (Captain K'nuckles in Flapjack) is also voicing a cop in WordGirl. Just can't picture it, but it's true.

I cant agree with you any more. PS, Did you see the live action Dragon Ball? I think it will make you fall asleep more easier. :sweat:

Peter: (Gary Busey's voice) Good morning, Lois, I seem to have backed up the toilet again. Sweet! Brian: (In Wanda Syke's voice) Whose leg do you have to hump to get a martini around here? Stewie: (Tara Strong's Timmy Turner voice) Damn you, vile woman!

spamtrap1888 wrote: That has absolutely nothing to do with the size of the chicken or your recipe and has everything to do with the fact that you don't know how to cook[period] You burned that chicken because your frying temperature was too high (and instead of paying attention you were at...

Plenty of little added touches like the Tomaco Juice, the Mr. Sparkle box and the Krusty-os (I wonder if its the ones with REAL METAL Os! :p ) etc.

Kids aren't missing out on anything. How silly. Nick's ratings reflect this. If on a Saturday morning a kid wakes up and wants to watch cartoons they can turn on Nick and get hours of Spongebob, Barnyard, Mighty B, Penguins and Oddparents.

Mi An, your killer feature is categorical structure? Would outlined notes do for you? Any other feature? LeaderTask is a kinda project manager of Outlook-ish UI. Not pricy, has been offered several times at GOTD, and there's a free WM app, not clouded sync though but desktop sync. Take a look...

"Back in 2010"... man that makes me feel so old.