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  • You ever want red, white and blue popsicles in soda form, check out Faygo's Firework flavor.

    And no, I am not a Juggalo.
    Milhouse: "Can we call you Uncle Blackie?"

    Mr. Black: "No, no, you may not."

    In hindsight, I gotta agree with Mr. Black, because it sounds kinda racist.
    Al Jean hoping The Simpsons makes it to 1000 episodes sounds more like a threat than a promise, especially with how Julie Kavner's voice has been sounding.
    "And that, kids, is why you don't run with scissors."

    -A line I imagine Deadpool saying in a theoretical PG-13 cut of Deadpool and Wolverine
    I don't care what anyone says, The Super Friends version of the origin of Batman was pretty effective for 1980s Saturday morning TV. Plus, Alfred telling young Bruce Wayne it's time to go when visiting his parents' graves just tugs at the heartstrings.

    Whenever I watch the RiffTrax version of The Apple, I get that "Hey, Hey, Hey, BIM's on the way!" song stuck in my head.

    Plus, Alfie and Bibi's love song sounds kind of like the He-man/She-Ra song "I Have the Power".
    Sorry about my Random Thoughts and "Things you didn't know where things until you saw them in a movie/TV show" threads. Next time, don't be afraid to slap me.
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    SLAP! When I saw the random thoughts thread, I was like "I ain't touching this." As for the things you didn't know were things thread, that one was actually a good idea.
    Anyone remember that episode of the 1990s Fantastic Four cartoon, where the Invisible Woman is kidnapped by the Puppet Master, and her costume is taken away from her, and she's wearing a negligee/nightie-style undergarment?

    What was up with that? Pervy animators, or something?
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    I don't, but I'm currently fascinated by this (to be clear this is from the actual cartoon and not a YouTube edit, even though it really, really seems like it is)
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    That was the opening two parter of the series. It always stuck out to me but it's pretty tame in the grand scope of what got by in 90s cartoons.
    Anyone ever come across the movie Nickelodeon and think, "Burt Reynolds made a movie about the children's network?".

    Also, don't get me started about the Raul Julia movie Kiss of the Spider Woman not having anything to do with the Marvel Comics character.....
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    At about 4 or 5, my parents would take me to the video store. I would always pick up the Amazing Spider-Man: Chinese Web VHS. I would see the Kiss of The Spider Woman VHS nearby for some reason, and the title intrigued me but the artwork was a bit spooky and let me know it wasn't for me.
    From the way the weather is acting in my area, it maybe wouldn't be a bad idea to get some of those glasses Captain Cold wears.
    I'm surprised there isn't going to be some kind of animated project for the Turtles of Grayskull MOTU/TMNT crossover toyline. If anything, it might help increase Masters of the Universe's profile among toy's kids. But what do i know?
    So apparently, Peter Parker and Mary Jane are getting married again......

    .....in the Ultimate universe.

    Well played, Marvel. Well played.
    McFarlane announced at Toy Fair they're going to be making G.I. Joe and Transformers Page Punchers figures. I wonder how much the fact that Robert Kirkman has the comics licenses for both now played into the decision?
    When the boards were down, I discovered this weird old sketch comedy film from the 1970s on Tubi TV called Tunnel Vision. It has Danny Dark, the guy who voiced Superman on the Superfriends, as a newscaster, but he's making jokes about the Polish and telling you what you should say to a Hell's Angel Biker to tick them off, that I can't repeat here, all in that voice that puts "Great Scott!" in your head.
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    Yeah, this was an odd little mini-genre of low budget movies that was a thing in the 70s and promptly swept under the carpet. Most famous is Kentucky Fried Movie, but there's also The Groove Tube, Dynamite Chicken (with Richard Pryor) and one with a young Robin Williams that I probably shouldn't even name on this forum!
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well, i have something shocking to say... i'm going to have biggest changes involving my online career this 11/1/24

although i won't reveal everything about that, i had to show the only one highlight
- despite being my most followed social (with over 2k followers), I will be leaving Twitter effectively November 1, I want to thank my Twitter followers and my Twitter mutuals for gratitude.
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30 years of DreamWorks Animation today
I am incapable of binge watching. I won't do it. Unfortunately, many shows on streaming are made to be binged.
It's a shame what has happened to the Internet Archive. Tons of lost media and pieces of history might be gone forever if the site isn't back up.

Good ol' times from 2005 on Adult Swim.

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