Get yer stinkin' hands off my honey, ya damn, dirty humans!!
Get yer stinkin' hands off my honey, ya damn, dirty humans!!
“Prepare for the revolution on tonight’s ANISPEPTIC episode of The Handmaid’s Tale!”
You can go out for a nice meal at a restaurant and still pay less for that than a jug of maple syrup.
Batman and Alfred. Like Jeeves and Wooster, only instead of getting into hilarious leisure-class related hijinks and risking the wrath of his Aunt Agatha, Wooster dresses up like a bat and runs around punching people.
To the tune of that Ink Spots song!
Killing the aliens!
“I’ve always wanted to rob a bunch of banks and retire to Zanzibar, to meet the Zanzibarbarians!”
Don’t fret too much! We can still look up to our childhood hero Stinky Wizzleteats!
The Hush Puppy bites it, the Hush Puppy chews it!
IT WAS A ROCKETSHIP!
Captain Kangaroo loved the three D’s: Food, Fun and Fisting!
Anyone who has had to watch Caillou would agree.
Me too! This is one of my favorite segments from the first episode. The mellow music and soothing narration is very endearing.
Not as a child, but as an adult, I like the slower pace of Mr. Rogers and early Sesame Street. Not every show has to be this way, but I’m a believer in not always needing to rely on high-pitched voices and a fast pace just to keep a child’s attention span. Looking at you, Dora!
“I learned something today, boys and girls! The term ‘Mexican’? Not offensive!”
Well, seeing as every movie has been filmed on Spaceball 1, it’s not that surprising.
I heard she got sweaty with Charlie Horse in a Wendy's bathroom.
He would have been a good replacement for Wolverine after Hugh Jackman.