I'm old enough to remember when breastfeeding was a topic shown and discussed on Sesame Street. I also remember Teeny Little Superguy (the character on the cup) and lived for those segments. I always wondered if the cups in our kitchen moved through the cupboards like that when we weren't looking.

Forgetful Jones!

There is actually a couple in Calgary that remodeled their kitchen to be that of The Simpsons.

There are some great Shoutcast stations out there that play these kinds of classics and lots more. I particularly like 181.Fm (their Christmas Traditional Classics station, as they have many others).

Is she for real? I do not listen to Mariah's version and think "retro 60s" at all. I realize someone along the line thought it was some sort of nod to the Ronettes' "Sleigh Ride" but I hear that as many times a day as I do Mariah and I don't see how the comparison can be made. Unless you're only comparing it…

I'm pretty positive this went off of Netflix back in October.

That was amazing.

In the cartoon, they were adults. Jerrica/Jem was running her father's recording company and a foster home. They only time you saw them in their childhood was later on in the series during flashbacks.

I'm glad I'm not the only one that feels this way. It seemed VERY hyped up at the beginning. I get the feeling that as time went on Chu realized that the fans that grew up on Jem suddenly weren't so keen on what he was doing to the storyline as he kept releasing more information about the movie and so he kept quiet.

I always suspected it was going to be terrible each time Chu put out a new teaser starting from when he was calling for the public to submit videos of themselves singing all the classic tunes from the series as some sort of audition stunt only to turn around just use current Hollywood faces. I think he knew that a…

Spoiler alert: Keyboard Cat is also dead!

Just how did this 16 year old Canadian kid get ahold of the picture in the first place? That's the real question! A.V. Club, I am disappointed in you!

It's currently on Netflix.

Yes, it's a real shame that we will now have to sift through this mindless dribble to find the newest videos of grown adults playing with children toys set to tracks of bad elevator music.

If you subscribe to Amazon Prime, it's streaming for free…

It's currently free to Amazon Prime members. Watching right now…

Yes! I crack up just thinking about the saloon girl gurgling: "Good-bye!" with a toothy smile.

*Horn honks*

Winner winner, chicken dinner!

*Camera pans over to a roaring fireplace*