The problem with this show is that it aged REALLY quick. The characters became like cartoon caricatures of themselves. The middle-two kids aged too quickly (doesn't help that Malcolm's Frankie was cast years older than his part), and Dad & Mom just became lampoons of themselves, exaggerating their behaviors as the…

You'd think that, but I think any & all continuity from Muppet Babies can be thrown out the window… especially since we still never heard from Skeeter since she was a toddler.

Poor Scooter. I knew he was a dorkly nerd, but never really a mama's boy.
Wonder if he'll ever address why he still lives with mom, and if it has something to do with his missing twin sister Skeeter?

How can they go from 1995 to 1997 in just the first third of the 2nd season?
It was their first Halloween there. Their first Thanksgiving (although not sure how Steve drove his Miata in the cul de sac, if this was their first year there), and therefore it should still be 1995.

It seems like they're the sheeple for Dan Caffrey… as if anything he says, they agree with, but in all honesty, Dan has only truly liked ONE episode. I've enjoyed them all, some more than others. It's just a fun show overall, and the whole concept is silly. I take it for what is on the surface level.

It was kind of meh. I think it was more because there wasn't a heavy focus on Eddie, let alone Eddie & his friends. Instead it was cliche sit-com trope whereas the family tries to put on a great dinner as planned, but chaos ensues. Only this time, it's to an Asian family.

I don't care what anyone else says. I love this show.
I've loved the Muppets since their 80's TV show, and most iterations since. Maybe it's nostalgia and the love of muppets that's overpowering my opinion, but I find each episode quite funny. Uncle Deadly, Pepe, Rizzo, Bobo, Swedish Chef… all have their spot, and…

This is one of the most useless apps or games that would ever be released for the Oculus. First, Sonic froze. Second, the emulation was piss poor. Third, you're not even walking around the "arcade" for that immersion. Fourth, it'd probably give you a hell of a headache, and fifth… why wouldn't I just play these on…

70's has a LOT of pop-culture just waiting to be made fun of.

WTF do you want? It's no better than Bojack Horseman.
This isn't network animated, dude.

Hey, as long as they keep churning them out, the quality is still high, and Fox keeps approving more seasons, I really don't care as much. I was worried on the 7:30 move, but looks like they could easily clear 150 episodes in their life, if not more.

Edith is hilarious. She's such a bitch, but so funny because of her cranky ways.

I love how even the mall has pun names for every single store.

Only twice? Last week's Thanksgiving episode, he must have uttered it at least a half dozen times alone towards Gale… add the times he was explaining the way to cook a turkey to Linda, and it was hovering around a dozen.

I think they stopped production due to Dana Plato's death in '99

I'm guessing that wasn't based on the Atari 2600 game of the same name.

Wine coolers. Do they even make those things still?

That phrase has been sticking with me since.

Well, not just a little overdosing on the booze… but I haven't been sick enough to lurch in awhile either. Sometimes, it's fun being sick because it gives you a legitimate excuse to do nothing and not go to work.

I always rest mine on the SEAT… although it is a little colder right on the porcelain bowl (which feels good if you're sick & tossing the cookies). I also need a good grip if it's just non-stop heaving. Damn, I miss those days sometimes.