The Sesame Street Muppets were owned by Jim Henson and his company like the rest of them until just before the Muppets were sold to Disney, as I recall. So they are all Muppets, its just all the Sesame Street Muppets except Kermit are owned by the Children's Television Workshop or whatever they call themselves now,…

"And now, 'Man Getting Hit by Football'"

"Rise Of The Planet Of Stan Lees" truly deserved to bring home that No-Prize

I'm proud that my one comment three months ago contributed to this.  Well, proud might be strong word, but still.  Guess I should had checked back in at some point.  Ah well, congrats people who really contributed!

His father was framed for terrorism by George Lucas?

Unfrosted Mini Wheats es el diablo!

A half season and a movie.

Our long national nightmare is over.

I really liked Journeyman too, it was my first network cancellation drama after moving back to the States and I really wanted it renewed.  Ah well, the lesson as always: Networks suck.

It's not your Wadi, it's MiWadi

Women walking around wearing cloths is some sort of Ferengi fetish apparently.

I think the general amnesia about really bad sketches in the old shows is exacerbated by the fact that in reruns SNL has been shown in one hour edited blocks for at least the last 15 years.  And these one hour edits usually have Weekend Update and the musical performances if I'm remembering correctly, so anytime you…

Might have been Letterman, I remember Jon Stewart's joke being that the first thing the winner should do after getting back to civilization was to sell the Pontiac Astek.

I think we need a Morn gimmick poster, who goes on for paragraph after paragraph with his thoughts.  I'm much to busy (read: lazy) to do it, but I demand someone else does.

If anybody could have talked that mob down, it's Morn.

I think what we're trying to say is we post drunk all the time.

"I like this restaurant, but what's with all these lens flares?"

Avery Brooks really is such a polarizing actor in this role.  People either swear up and down that he's great or awful, with no room in between.

Still, I'm not sure "Darmok as pilot" works too well.  It makes everything seem both slow and hurried, if that makes any sense.

I really never had a problem with the celestial temple scenes, although they are a bit awkward to have so prominently in the pilot.  The Prophets and the role they play are an important part of the series, but they might have been able to delay some of this until a later episode, although you might have had to slow…