Me and my boyfriend sometimes talk about how much we enjoyed "Bear in the Big Blue House" as kids, and how our parents didn't mind it too much.

"Try it, this is some sewious shit."

Oh goodness! Someone forgot to clean the movie again.

I am sorry to say, but now Greenville, SC is now littered with Jack in Boxes (I am also sorry/not sorry to say it is one of my guilty pleasures)

Well, I DO love the inter-nati-inal houseof pan-cakes, oooh, ooh, oh.

How about a huge floppy ass?

I was thinking "Ah, they must have filmed at the Sizzler in Twin Peaks"

I'm working on half hour video on explaining why!

Squall Lionheart Eh? I would prefer Zidane Tribal but his work wouldn't be appreciate until about a decade later.

Though on watching trailer, that was pretty funny.

What I find interesting is that Steven Universe is a show with; deep lore, complex nuanced characters that grow over time, and stunning artwork.

What is weird to me is that the man who created Uncle Grandpa made Secret Mountain Fort Awesome. It was literally the worst failure that Cartoon Network ever had. Barely anyone watched it AND what little they aired was critically panned.

Interesting, actually. I never bothered with the other NBC live musicals because I really dislike "classical" musicals. The is Wiz is a bit of a weird slough but the I really dig the music.

Teens murdering teens murdering teens murdering teens murdering Teens!

I think my jaw-dropping bananascape will convince you otherwise.

Frats exist for more than straight-to-gay erotica?

From my understanding: the Parks & Rec "confessionals" are more along the lines of an inner monologue.

Oh Steven and Connie, u da bes.

Here is the difference: The test footage was impressive. It had a proven animation directer who clearly had respect for the source material.

"This 'Red Tape' the 'humans' talk about is so complexly structured! The lines at the "Deeemvee' put the ones on the Homeworld to shame."