It's actually from the first movie that had the talons from the baby basket; the sequel, It Lives Again, had claw marks on a cake as the poster art/central image.

Ah, Teen Angel! Maureen McCormick played the mom on the show for a few episodes, but she was removed and replaced by Jerry Van Dyke (!) because parents thought she was so young looking she could pass for the hero's girlfriend (!!)

I want my ashes thrown in the faces of the animatronic grandparents on the Carousel of Progress. No reason other than spite at someone enjoying a gramophone.

The opening credits are not only amazing, but the song is really catchy to boot!

Whoops, this posted under my real name. Now everyone knows I'm Irish!

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If I could give this comment more likes, I would do so. Yeah, Santo Bugito would have been perfect on PBS, in slightly tweaked form.

I watched Undergrads and 3South when I was a freshman in college (perfect age!). I was really into Gimpy's character, but I just couldn't stand what a putz Nitz was. Jessie was SO hot that I can't believe he would rather pine after Kimmy, whose career goal seems to be becoming a professional beard. Maybe that was the…

Holy shit I forgot all about Sammy!!! I wonder if it was as "good" as Houndtown, the one episode wonder by Ralph Bakshi that aired on NBC.

You're thinking Rude Dog and the Dweebs, although the description of it (Top Cat plus neon pink skate rats) is totally accurate. I had a shirt of Rude Dog (fun fact: It started out as a clothing line before being adapted into a cartoon) that was really ugly. Late 80s-Early 90s neon is a color that doesn't work for…

Down to Earth: Dead Flapper tries to earn her angel wings by going to earth and becoming a maid to a needy family.

The theme song ain't half bad, plus it features Burt Reynolds in his "I am Ozymandias" phase of his career (e.g. everything after 1980).

Oops, you're right GHaleonQ; the American dub aired only a few times before getting canned while the original lasted for 2 seasons. BTW, have you seen Santo Bugito? It's another late period Klasky Csupo that is really out there and worth looking for-essentially it's Rango with an insect motif.

Fish Police always struck me as the weirdest, since it could have easily aired at 8:00 AM on Saturdays, after Garfield and Friends and that shitty Grimmy show. Fuck, there were episodes of Dog City that were grittier and more adult than Fish Police. How anyone could have said, "This show will work on primetime" is…

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Since I love your taste, what do you think is the worst Oates? My pic is the Trouble with Tracy, which lasted forever, used recycled radio dramas (!) for scripts, and had an incredibly ugly, cheap set (note the lack of plural). It's rep is well deserved.
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Don't forget:
1. Father of the Pride
2. Stressed Eric (that would be a show to cover-especially the American dub with Hank Azaria)
3. God, The Devil, and Bob
4. That awful show on UPN that was claymation. I remember Chyna guest starred at one point, so that tells you the quality we're working with.
5. Any of the Simpsons…

Mama's Family is not great television, but I've never quite understood why it's held up as the nadir of television. My guess is because it a.) was long running and b.)is still in syndication somewhere (TBS used to always play hours of it during the early morning, around the same time Saved by the Bell was on), which…

I hope this new column covers weird shit that no one talks about anymore. Like What a Dummy, which was an attempt to duplicate the success of ALF. Really fucking awful

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