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No, Dreamworks, no. Just because your stocks are falling, doesn't mean you have to get desperate.

The first LA Scooby Doo movie originally had an animated opening with the classic character designs, but it was ditched because they just wanted to jump right into the film right off. The animated opening's in the deleted scenes on the DVD.

Ok I have been looking at past threads but I could not find the answer. The connection between the t3 and the bluetooth GPS has been established (after finding out the 0000 code that I was missing) Now, I am not able to get teh GPS to work. I am getting 'GPS Signal lost' on the program Can...

Broadcast Order: Season 5, Episode 2 Production Order: Season 4, Episode 15 Writer: Jonathan Fener Director: Rodney Clouden A new episode airs tonight at 9:30 PM Eastern. Here is the synopsis:

Oops! *Runs away furtively looking over shoulder.* Back to the review...

Not bad, but it definitely didn't live up to the first two. I felt that there wasn't enough humor--a lot of crazy stuff happened, but it seemed a bit light on the jokes. There were some good ones though: King Harold's hysterically prolonged death, Shrek's dream, the Gingerbread Man's life...

So...creating a time window has a shrinkage side effect, apparently?

I really liked the darker sky, and the whole darker feel that was used for the final 24 episodes. I think it's been argued that they were trying to make it more like Batman:The Animated Series.

Man, I'm at $3369 for Palm and PC stuff and thought THAT was high (I spreadsheet EVERYTHING!!). The vast majority of that on PALM. I thought that was high . . . I guess it could go into the "multi thousands." Jeez. Buddy of mine spent nearly $10,000 on MAC with the "Giants Stadium Monitor"...

Not even Adventure Time?? :p Seriously, though, did anyone think that when The Flintstones, Scooby-Doo and The Simpsons first hit the airwaves, that they'd achieve iconic status and they'd still be talked about and shown today? Hardly. No show is born a mega-hit. Legends aren't born, they're...

Homer: My son's a loser, and my daughter's a loner. Way to go, Marge!! (SIGH) Gondolier (singing to the tune of That's Amore): When a wife looks like that and her husband's so fat, that's immoral. When she kisses that jerk while I do all the work, that's im... Homer: Hey, knock it off...

It is on at 7:30pm est now. According the Fox's Press release It is Not Over Yet

If a jokes supposed to be funny I shouldn't have to be notified plus sometimes its tricky to hear the characters. One of the things that I don't like about Out of Jimmys Head aside from the pointless-ness and minority of the animated characters are the laugh tracks, makes it seem even more like...

Why would you think that? It's not like Bruce Timm created Batman or anything, nor was he proclaimed the one and only guy who was permitted to work on Batman by the president of DC Comics. That's like saying nobody should ever try to play Superman now that Christopher Reeve has already done it...

Peter: Hey Brian. Brian: What? Peter: Hey Brian. Brian: Yes, Peter? Peter: Guess what? Brian: What is it this time, dammit?!? Peter: Chicken butt! (long laugh) Brian: Peter that's the third time today you've told that joke. Seriously, it's worse than last week. (CUT TO PETER AND BRIAN IN THE...

Shame Beowulf seems to have passed them by. I would've loved to have seen Little Geats.

The animation in the first season is just crude, and in many cases is stilted and inexpressive. The movement is more distracting than interesting. The animation in the Simpsons becomes a lot better from Season 4 onward. That's where we get Homer's Triple Bypass, Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie...

All the GI Joe revivals (the DiC eps, Extreme, Sigma Six). All had potential to try and reinvent the franchise for a new generation, but DiC was more childish than the 80s show ever was, Extreme looked like a bad image comic (even buzz dixon who wrote for the show admits it was a disapointment)...

You are welcome. Thank you for reading my messy Hong Kong style English:newpalm: .

On Feb 18, 3:59?pm, Brooklyn1 wrote: The only problem I've had with drying them indoors is humidity causing them to mold. I live in Florida, and in high humidity, so it may not be a bother to you in the UK, depending on the humidity there. The best tool you can buy to do this with many, many...