I feel for the Stone Temple Pilots guys right now too. First Weiland and now Bennington… the only two singers they ever had.

*Anakin tries to jump anyway from Park Place*

Nothing will beat the game of Clue my siblings and I played when I was 10 on New Year's Eve. I mentioned having two of the cards when I shouldn't have and my sister, for whatever reason, tore into me for playing it wrong. She actually looked at me with death and said at one point over the course of yelling "Are you…

Come to think of it, I haven't seen a debate yet over robot-specific pronouns used for those particular protocol droids.

It would seem like there's more "I thought this was an Onion article" comments these days.

Talk about timing there.

*faints*

For those interested in some more Muppet fan thoughts outside of Whitmire's blog…

For the novelty of seeing all these cartoons together and the tackiness/unintentional amusement that most of us get from it nowadays, I'd say sure. It's not that long anyway, I believe?

*coughs*

What, not Kirk Cameron in the ABC TV version in the mid-90's?

I think that was the original explanation given, but then Jim or whoever clarified down the road that they made the 'p' a 'm' just because.

Stupid spell check, haha.

Thanks for clarifying (and the tidbit). I couldn't remember the first name offhand!

One day, I I went to a state fair with my Dad and, after he asked me too, correctly identified a fox and a wolf in separate exhibits. He asks me "What's the difference between them?"

*Robert Daltrey scream as Kermit holds onto a speedboat in sunglasses*

"For the very first time!
I can't deny you!
I feel so alive!"

I laughed.

I just picture this as some sort of demented movie scene. Kind of Charlie McCarthy and Candice Bergen's Dad meets Misery or something.

Hey, anyone remember Cartoon All-stars to the Rescue? This is AV Club, so of course you do. Just watched part of it a few days ago and forgot the Muppet Babies were there in all their animated glory. Came out just before Jim passed away.