Other crossovers:
Kermit has been on Sesame Street since it started. I guess they don't show the News Flaah segments with Kermit as a reporter interviewing fairy tale characters anymore?

As awful as this sounds, if it were an X-Files type show where Vince Vaughn and Glenn Beck are Mulder and Scully and Victoria Jackson is Skinner, I would watch the shit out of that.

As awful as this sounds, if it were an X-Files type show where Vince Vaughn and Glenn Beck are Mulder and Scully and Victoria Jackson is Skinner, I would watch the shit out of that.

Why do people think there will really be a zombie apocalypse? It is completely impossible.  There will probably be a robot apocalypse though. And I'm okay with that, because robots are awesome.

Why do people think there will really be a zombie apocalypse? It is completely impossible.  There will probably be a robot apocalypse though. And I'm okay with that, because robots are awesome.

Ever since I heard about the proposed movie, I'd hoped that the Fraggles would enjoy a Muppets-like revival, but after Jerry Nelson died, I'm now hoping it never happens. Yes, Kermit has had his "new" voice for 20 years now, so it might sound like sacrilege to say Jerry Nelson is more irreplaceable than Jim Henson,…

Ever since I heard about the proposed movie, I'd hoped that the Fraggles would enjoy a Muppets-like revival, but after Jerry Nelson died, I'm now hoping it never happens. Yes, Kermit has had his "new" voice for 20 years now, so it might sound like sacrilege to say Jerry Nelson is more irreplaceable than Jim Henson,…

Three-parter; The Gorg Who Would be King, The Honk of Honks, and Change of Address are all linked. They all have the same theme, driven home by Cantus in the  middle episode, when he tells Gobo that "we're all part of everything, and everything is a part of us."  I guess that's kind of the theme of the series, but…

Three-parter; The Gorg Who Would be King, The Honk of Honks, and Change of Address are all linked. They all have the same theme, driven home by Cantus in the  middle episode, when he tells Gobo that "we're all part of everything, and everything is a part of us."  I guess that's kind of the theme of the series, but…

"Ok, it's been like forty-five minutes. Where the hell is that waiter with the Bloomin' Onion?"

"Ok, it's been like forty-five minutes. Where the hell is that waiter with the Bloomin' Onion?"

"Aright, now you just rub some of that in your hair and you're good to go."

"Aright, now you just rub some of that in your hair and you're good to go."

This may be a generational thing, but even though he was in the Lord of the Rings movies, and even if he makes 10 movies a year for the rest of his life, I will always remember Elijah Wood as the kid Machaulay Culkin said "Don't fuck with me" to in The Good Son.

This may be a generational thing, but even though he was in the Lord of the Rings movies, and even if he makes 10 movies a year for the rest of his life, I will always remember Elijah Wood as the kid Machaulay Culkin said "Don't fuck with me" to in The Good Son.

"She's still got that vial of Billy Bob's blood, man. Sometimes, I hear her talking to it. I'm really scared, Jimmy."

"She's still got that vial of Billy Bob's blood, man. Sometimes, I hear her talking to it. I'm really scared, Jimmy."

I don't think Farscape in any way thought they were going to be cancelled. In October 2001, Sci-Fi renewed it for a fourth and fifth season, only to back out of the fifth season less than a year later, because Bonnie Hammer is the AT&T of people. I wish I could talk about Farscape with Abed.

I don't think Farscape in any way thought they were going to be cancelled. In October 2001, Sci-Fi renewed it for a fourth and fifth season, only to back out of the fifth season less than a year later, because Bonnie Hammer is the AT&T of people. I wish I could talk about Farscape with Abed.

I was expecting to see "Food Innuendo Guy" on here, especially since there's a Tenacious D song.