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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Even though my brain can't come up with a clever play on words title, it did think of this dialogue at this scene.
Alternate Description: what happens when Mulaney meets Rick & Morty?
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I OWN NOTHING
I'm guessing you also haven't seen: "The Pirates: Band of Misfits"
Because that's once again another film we have Amy Pascal to thank for existing. Because she signed a deal with Aardman for them to make animated movies for Sony, and originally it was actually gonna be computer animated, but when Pascal saw the ships and other models, she decided that it should be stop motion instead.
@@ryandt2623 heard of, haven't seen
As part of making conversation, I just went in for a job interview today. I went in to apply for a job at a place called: "Box Lunch". It's a store that sells stuff related to Fandoms. And it has all kinds of stuff related to various fandoms like Disney, Pixar, Studio Ghibli, Anime, Peanuts, Spongebob, Sonic the Hedgehog, etc. I'm gonna get word back on weather or not I got the job either Monday or Tuesday.
so it's not just online? is2g Box Lunch needs to franchise with FYE and we need to turn these into major retail stores
Have you seen: "Legally Blonde"? I haven't, but I am familiar with the: "Happy people just don't kill their husbands. They just don't.", line. Mainly because TheItinFIT used that line in one of her DRC vids, in which it was Lottie from Princess & The Frog saying the line.
I have seen that movie
Have you ever seen: "The Pursuit of Happyness"?
Because that was once again, another Columbia Pictures release greenlit by Amy Pascal, that was one of their most successful films of 2006.
@@ryandt2623 no
Have you seen: "In the Heights"? Once again, MsMojo took songs from both that movie and Hedwig & The Angry Inch and put them onto their list of the top 30 catchiest songs in modern movie musicals.
i have
So you've told me before that you don't think you've ever watched Zoboomafoo growing up. Well... I did.
i watched Kratt's Kreatures
In Doug, do you remember The Beats? The Beats were honestly probably one of the best fictional bands ever, giving us memorable songs like: "I Need Mo Allowance", "Shout Your Lungs Out", and of course... "Killer Tofu". Aside from The Quailman dream sequences, The Beats were very easily the best part of the Nickelodeon Doug. Which is why it really pisses me off that they had them break up in the Disney Doug.
I remember there was a band called the Beets (thought it was spelled like the food tho)
Alright, back to the Dreamworks Animation villains thing. Well... unfortunately, you haven't seen Trolls: World Tour so... I can't ask you what your opinion is on Queen Barb.
Alright, back to Dreamworks Animation villains, well... sadly, you haven't seen: "The Penguins of Madagascar (2014)", so I can't ask you what your opinion is on Dave.
So I guess then you are familiar with the song: "Everywhere"?
Fun Fact, that song was on another one of MsMojo's lists. It was on their list of the top 10 most underrated harmonies. So was Sun King by Beatles.
Everywhere by Fleetwood Mac? Tim McGraw? Michelle Branch?
You haven't seen Risky Business ha? Well... despite not being a Tom Cruise fan, I still think you should give him a chance in that movie, because that's the movie that pretty much turned him into the famed actor that he is today and honestly, it's very easy to see why. He's very charismatic in the part, and makes his character: "Joel Goodson", instantly likable. Risky Business is a movie that could've very easily been annoying, but thanks to Tom Cruise's suburb work, it becomes one of the most enduring teen movies ever made. I probably would even go as far as to say it's right up there with John Hughes filmography. Despite all of the mishaps that happen in the movie, Joel attempts to keep levelheaded, and it's hard not to root for him. Again, huge credit goes to Tom Cruise, in that regard.
Have you seen the 1996 film: "Michael"? Because that was one of the films that was greenlit by Amy Pascal back when she was running Turner Pictures.
no
And then another thing that's not on Disney+ is the Stark Raving Dad episode of Simpsons. Which... I don't understand why that's not on there, considering what a big supporter Michael Jackson was of Simpsons. Because not only did he guest star in that episode, but he also wrote and produced: "Do the Bartman", and even had The Simpsons make a little cameo appearance at the end of his Black or White music video.
it's because of what Jackson got up to in his personal life (the stuff involving young boys) and that he would entice them with THAT particular episode. so it became problematic and got cancelled
Are you familiar with a musical called: "Annie 2: Miss Hannigan's Revenge?"
Because Musicals w Cheese just did an episode of it on their podcast.
no
Have you ever seen Disney's popular anthology show: "The Disney Sunday Movie"? AKA "The Wonderful World of Disney"? Again, another major accomplishment of Eisner's was that he was responsible for bringing that show back to network TV after a few years on the Disney Channel. And not just that, but he also hosted it.
@@ryandt2623 I watched some of the Wonderful World of Disney in the 90s
Have you ever heard of: "Mr. Saint Nick"? It's a made for TV Christmas movie starring Kelsey Grammar and Charles Durning. Phelous did a video talking about it with Allison Pregler.
sounds vaguely familiar actually
One Broadway Musical I would love to go see in theaters one day is: "Beauty & The Beast".
Once again, another thing we have Michael Eisner to thank for. Because it was his idea to give the original animated film the Broadway treatment, when he saw how successful the film and its songs were.
@@ryandt2623 I saw my first high school put on a production of it (they were good actually). Like legit touring company I did see Lion King and let me tell you THAT was an experience
Shit there's so much I want to see: Beetlejuice in October for my birthday. I've always wanted to see Wicked, so the film version will suffice. Waitress, I thank God for the pro shot. I did see Six so...yay. Suffs I wanna see for sure. Thank God Apple TV had Come From Away because THAT would be great to see live. Spamalot, Producers, Pippin, a non school production of Into the Woods, Guys and Dolls, Hairspray, Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; ugh there's just so much I want to see
Have you seen a cartoon show going under the name of: "Glenn Martin DDS?"
The reason I'm asking you about this cartoon, is because it's a cartoon that was created by Torante, the company Eisner created after he left Disney.
i know of the show; the animation was kinda weird for me
Have you heard the song: "Dance with My Father", by Luther Vandross? Because that song was on WatchMojo's list of the top 30 songs that will make you cry. They also had: "Yesterday", by The Beatles on the list, as well as: "Landslide".
Yes I know that song. No that song does not make me cry (nor do the other 2 mentioned ones)
Have you ever seen: "Risky Business (1983)"?
no
Have you seen: "Napoleon Dynamite", because MsMojo had the movie on their list of top times they found that actors were good dancers.
Way back in the day
OK, so retell me. You saw Inside Out 2.
as someone living with anxiety, it spoke to me. it just started as a last minute date night, but I did not expect it to be so good. there was also a line that just fucking destroyed me.
If you see it: stay past end credits. no one else in our theatre did and they missed out
then after a fun night my dad ruins it by calling and saying my gramma's in hospital with chest pains so I'm not gonna do anything fun for a while lest another family member go to the hospital a night before I work at 6 in the morning (yay)
Have you also seen the documentary: "He Makes Me Feel Like Dancing"?
OK, now what's the connection between: "Revenge of The Stepford Wives", and "He Makes Me Feel Like Dancing"? Well... both films were produced by: "Scott Rudin".
heard of it because it was directed by Emile Ardolio and starred Jacques d'Amboise (who is the father of bway star Charlotte d'Amboise). won an Emmy. never seen tho
Hey... did you see: "The Little Mermaid Live" with Shaggy as Sebastian, Queen Latifah as Ursula, and the actress who voiced Moana as Ariel?
yeah
And you said you don't know who Tom Rothaman is. Well... Tom Rothman's the guy that hosts the show: "Fox Legacy". Have you ever seen that show?
@@ryandt2623 no
So I told you before that there's a new game show on ABC called: "Jeopardy Masters". Have you seen it? I'm guessing you haven't.
I haven't even heard of it
Have you seen: "Royal Wedding"?
BTW, if you're wondering what the connection is with all of these movies I'm asking you if you've seen or not, they were all on MsMojo's top 30 best tap dancing scenes. I actually haven't seen any of these movies either.
no
Continuing our conversation about Disney stuff that for whatever reason's not on Disney+, are you aware of the movie: "Cabin Boy"?
(As you can probably guess, I'm going in alphabetical order cause that's what Tony did when he did his: "What Else is Not on Disney+ miniseries).
if it's not that Chris Elliot on a boat movie then no
I'm curious as to weather or not you've seen: "The Hurt Locker".
No
Have you seen the show: "Smiling Friends"? The reason I ask you is because apparently Doug Walker made a one off appearance in an episode.
never heard of it
You told me before that you haven't seen: "Evolution (2001)". Well... do you wanna see that movie? I mean, it's an Ivan Reitman comedy, and you've told me before that you like him a lot as a director.
is that the one with Julianne Moore? i mean if so, i completely forgot about that movie's existence
So basically, I can talk to you about anything except for South Park.
If something is uncomfortable, I would tell you. If I feel you're being repetitive or I have nothing more to say on topic, I'll try to sway the conversation. I just don't have anything to say on SP that I haven't already
Another song Watchmojo had on their list of the top 30 songs that will make you cry is: "Lazarus" by David Bowie.
Don't know it
So... I'm curious as to weather or not you watched: "The Big Comfy Couch" growing up. And the reason I bring that up is cause of Defunctland.
I watched The Big Comfy Couch growing up. I use to jokingly call it: "The Big Mumpy Pouch".
yes I did actually, my friend and I each had dolls from that show
Well... next, I was gonna ask you what your opinion was on Auto from Wall.e but you've told me before in the past that other than the WalleXEve scenes, you were indifferent towards the rest of the film, so... I guess it's safe to assume that you're indifferent towards Auto.
I'm guessing you also haven't seen: "Minority Report".
no
Since we're on the subject of liking/disliking songs, you don't by any chance dislike: "At the Hop", do you?
Ironically it just played on the 60s station despite being late 50s (and the DJ said the guy killed himself, so curiosity there). I heard it on American Graffiti soundtrack for the first time. Didn't think much of it. And in all honesty, I still don't
So you probably have heard of the new documentary that's streaming on Hulu called: "The Bon Jovi Story". But obviously, you're not interested in that because you've told me before that you don't like Bon Jovi despite liking some of their songs.
you make it seem like a crime only liking a few songs but not the whole band
Do you know about: "Boz Scaggs"? I'm just curious because I grew up listening to one of his songs constantly (thanks to a certain family member)
Lido Shuffle (fun song), but otherwise no.
Ricky Skaggs I've heard of because Mother liked country music
Have you seen the 1978 Robert Zemeckis comedy: "I Wanna Hold your Hand"? I'm curious as to weather or not you have considering it's a movie centered around The Beatles.
i've heard of it, yes
ever hear of Used Cars? Got that for my Dad for Xmas once (he got me nothing, no surprise). it's also a forgotten Zemeckis movie
Have you ever seen: "Quicksilver (1986)"?
OK, I know what you're thinking: "Are you on some sort of Kevin Bacon kick or something?" And no, I'm actually not. The reason I'm asking you if you've seen either: 'Footloose", or "Quicksilver", is because I've told you about Chris Meldandri. Well... both of those two movies were two of the first films he ever worked on, in which he was an associate producer on both films.
Never heard of Quicksilver
Have you seen: "Gus (1976)"? The reason I ask is because it's gonna be the next episode of Escape from Vault Disney.
no...but I think I saw a thumbnail of it (Don Knotts and a donkey?)
Have you seen: "Dick Tracy"?
Now... the reason I bring that movie up is because... you probably already know that there are only 3 Roger Rabbit shorts and... that movie sort of played a part in that. Because originally they actually were planning on making more Roger Rabbit shorts, including one called: "Hare in my Soup", in which Roger was gonna be a waiter. However, it ended up not happening because Spielberg and Eisner got into a fight over which movie the shorts were gonna play before in theaters. Because Tummy Trouble was attached to theater screenings of: "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids". And when Roller Coaster Rabbit was conceived, Spielberg wanted that short to be attached to theater screenings of: "Arachnophobia", which was an Amblin Entertainment production. But Eisner insisted that the short instead be shown before Dick Tracy, and ultimately... Eisner ended up winning. And Spielberg was so upset about that, that he pretty much put a cancelation on any future Roger Rabbit shorts. Including Hare in my Soup, which was gonna be attached to theater screenings of: "The Rocketeer". Eventually though, he did allow: "Trail Mix-Up", to be put into production which was attached to theater screenings of: "A Far Off Place". But then... that was it, cause after Trail Mix-Up, Spielberg stopped working at Disney all together, and soon afterwards, teamed up with Katzenberg and Geffen to form Dreamworks. It's too bad cause I would've liked to have seen more Roger Rabbit shorts. Especially Hare in my Soup. Roger being a waiter I think has a lot of comedic potential. And it's all because Eisner chose to have Roller Coaster Rabbit play before Dick Tracy in theaters, instead of Arachnophobia, like Spielberg wanted.
@@ryandt2623 nope
So... there's going to be a Sonic the Hedgehog 3 coming out this December. But you and Jordan probably already know that.
yep
Do you remember the "Delicious Dish" sketch from SNL?
schweddy balls
Do you also remember: "Celebrity Jeopardy" on SNL?
a fave skit series
So, you're a Fleetwood Mac fan, so obviously you know about: "Landslide". Well... have you also ever listened to The Dixie Chicks cover of that song?
I actually like that a little more
Oh, and while we're on the subject of musicians, just recently on Paramount+, they had a concert event with: "Billy Joel". I didn't watch it though. Did you already know about it though? Did your sister see it?
i heard something about a Billy Joel concert getting pre-empted or interrupted or something on the radio. i don't know what my sister has seen or not anymore, she's elusive with that kinda stuff
The reason I asked you if you liked Owen Wilson despite not liking Ben Stiller is because I just watched MsMojo's Top 30 Best Co-Stars who are friends in real life list.
One entry on that list I'm sort of bummed out they left off were Mitchel Musso and Sam Lerner.
I don't think those last two were real life friends. If they are, I don't really think anyone cares because both of them are low celeb status (unless Musso gets arrested again)
Kinda surprised they got 30 given how often everyone backstabs one another in that industry. Still, part of me wonders if Octavia Spencer & Melissa McCarthy are on there
Have you seen: "It's Always Fair Weather"?
never heard of it
Well... a new music documentary is coming to Paramount+ this June. It's called: It's called: "How Music Got Free".
So I can only reply to this one for some reason. My mother had major surgery and it's gonna be a rough patch for a while. I can't really talk and if you wanna, I guess you can--but please ease up on South Park, I don't watch it anymore and don't know what to say about it
@@bluecinderella4987 OK well... goodbye then. It was fun talking to you while it lasted. I am gonna miss talking to you though.
@@ryandt2623 did you not get the one where i said you can feel free to talk? this site, I swear. i did send one where I said if you wanted you could talk but i may not be able to respond so well given...real life basically (may your loved ones never be as sick as all 3 of my parents, I don't ever wish for this on anyone).
However, if you wish to stop, I always respect your decisions and wish you all the best
I'm curious as to weather or not you've heard the song: "Mr. Blue Sky" by ELO.
i knew the song before Marvel put it in Guardians 2
I remember you telling me that you haven't seen anything Superman related. Well then I guess that means you haven't seen the crossover film: "The Batman Superman Movie: World's Finest". Well... the only reason I brought it up is because Walter Banasiak just uploaded a review of it.
I saw the Superman Animated Series with Batman many, many moons ago
And while we're on the subject, did you also ever see the SNL sketch involving Bill Clinton going to McDonalds?
Phil Hartman? i may have seen some or most of it
Have you seen: "Sideshow"? Again, MsMojo.
like the musical? i've only ever heard of it because I know Erin...fuck I forgot her last name, but the woman who played Charlotte in the 2010 Little Night Music Revival was in it
To answer you question... no, I'm not sticking to just twist villains in Pixar, cause now I'm going to ask for your opinion of a non-twist villain in Pixar:
"Chef Skinner from Ratatouille"
not one i give thought to, but fun when i watch the movie. clever that they made him diminutive
yeah...i don't know how i'm going to have wifi for a while. the ceiling in my apartment burst and started leaking and whenever maintenance is here, we can't plug in where we have our router and i gotta save juice/data on my phone. and with finding out I basically have no medical insurance with my back all hurting, it's already been a pretty shit week (I was also dog-sitting and working 6 am this weekend). so there's that
And again, you probably have forgotten, but this was Doug Walker's list of his top 10 favorite comedies:
10) Hot Shots: Part Deux
9) Rat Race
8) Life of Brian
7) Blues Brothers
6) Shrek 2
5) Ghostbusters
4) Spaceballs
3) What's Up, Doc?
2) The Great Race
1) Hot Fuzz
And you told me before that you agreed on most of them with the exceptions of Hot Shots: Part Deux and What's Up, Doc?
That's because I hadn't seen them. I have since seen "What's Up Doc". Fun movie, highly recommend
I know you're not huge into The Muppets, but... I figure it wouldn't hurt for you to know about some of their movies/shows/specials.
I do, you know
Well... today's officially my last day of being 26.
yes, happy birthday; make it a good day
So anyways, back to Dreamworks Animation villains. So you told me you finally watched: "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were Rabbit". So...
What's your opinion on Victor Quartermaine?
i guess they needed a "villain" to pad the feature to full length and...Ralph Fiennes plays British Gaston basically.
so...no opinion, I suppose because that is all i remember about him. i watched to complete best animated feature list, I didn't have high expectations but I walked away thinking "oh, this was actually not bad". truly, that's all i can recall
So you know about Secret Garden. Do you also know about: "A Little Princess"?
i know it's a book; then it became a movie in the 90s
And also, the Aladdin cartoon show. The Aladdin cartoon show isn't on Disney+ either. Which is weird, because the movie is. And so are the sequels, and the live action remake. But for some reason the show isn't.
lost episodes? trouble with digitizing or formatting? legal issues with people involved? no idea how to format the episodes? I genuinely have no idea why that show isn't on there and am kinda irked because I wanted to show Jordan---who hasn't seen the show--some episodes
MsMojo also did a list of the top 30 most rewatched teen movie moments. Number 1 was Ferris's monologue at the beginning of Ferris Buller's Day Off. Although personally, I prefer their number 2 pick, which was: "No Dad, what about you? Fuck you!", from Breakfast Club.
those? really?
was THAT scene from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' on that list? Now THAT seems like something teenagers would watch again and again
I guess you also haven't seen: "Pennies from Heaven (1981)".
just the musical hell review and the scene of walken dancing
So I'm guessing you also didn't watch Doug Walker's: "Is UA-cam Killing Trailers?" video either.
no
Did you see WatchMojo's: "Top 30 Most Dangerous Toys Ever Made" list?
no
Well don't worry, I'll never ask you another question again for as long as I live.
i'm just now going thru stuff. i have a lot to do and a lot on my plate and I'm at least trying to make an acknowledgment
Someone on here did a list of the top 10 best songs of 1966, and the number one spot was given to: "Good Vibrations".
that's not a bad song to give it to
Well... we just got tickets to go see the re-release of The Lion King for its 30th anniversary. Even though The Lion King isn't among one of my favorite animated Disney movies, I still would like to see it on the big screen.
Doug Walker said that it's one of the few animated films where every time they re release it, he goes to see it, every single time, and I sort of wanna do the same thing.
I did see it on the big screen....when it came out. So I do not remember it, but I know I did because my mother made it clear that the opening scared me and I'm thinking, "i wasn't even 2, why did you take me to the movies"
@@bluecinderella4987 Well I didn't see Lion King on the big screen when it came out because I wasn't born/living when it came out.
@@ryandt2623 i know, i was just making conversation
Have you seen the 1980 made for TV sequel to The Stepford Wives called: "Revenge of the Stepford Wives"?
no
Have you seen: "Tuca & Bertie"?
Once again, another cartoon show created by Torante.
no
Have you ever seen Michael Moore's: "Fahrenheit 9/11"?
Once again, the reason I ask you about that movie, is because... it's a documentary that originally was gonna be put out by Miramax, but Eisner refused to let them release it for political reasons, and thus, it ended up becoming a huge box office hit for Lionsgate. Which of course, made Harvey Weinstein very angry because he really wanted to release the documentary, and it was one of the things that lead to both him and Bob leaving Miramax in 2005, and going on to form: "The Weinstein Company".
i did in high school, well over a decade ago
Have you seen: "Drive Me Crazy"? Again, another entry on MsMojo's list of top best good girl/bad boy movie couples.
No
So... Vanessa Coffey, one of the producers who worked at Nickelodeon, and is the person who we pretty much have to thank for Nicktoons existing, described the 3 original Nicktoons by comparing them to food. She basically said that:
- Doug was the vegetables
- Rugrats was the main course, the spaghetti and meatballs
And then...
- Ren & Stimpy was basically the dessert
Would you agree with her on those analogies?
Maybe, I mean Rugrats was the stronger of the 3. But I wouldn't make a food style comparison
@@bluecinderella4987 But you do have to agree that of the 3, Doug was the least gross.
@@ryandt2623 i mean i don't remember much of it but...sure?
Once again, I'm asking you this because of Defunctland, but did you also watch: "Dragon Tales" growing up? I did. But if you didn't, that's cool. I'm just wondering if you did or not.
Sister did
Well... while we're on the subject of Bridgerton, MsMojo just did a Bridgerton related list:
"The Top 10 Colin and Penelope Moments on Bridgerton"
do you watch Bridgerton? I've just read the books, is the show worth the hype. a lot of people i follow are into it
@@bluecinderella4987 No. I've only seen clips of it. Mainly the Colin and Penelope ones (again thanks to that list that MsMojo made of their top 10 best moments).
But it doesn't matter cause you're not even gonna be able to watch it anyway. You just told me yourself, you're not gonna be watching anything for awhile.
@@ryandt2623 yeah it's hard to watch new stuff and Bridgerton's not exactly top priority. heck, I haven't even started the fifth book and i finished the 4th one (Penelope & Colin's) a year and a half ago--I've got other books to choose from too
Do you and Jordan know about the new Knuckles series that's now streaming on Paramount+?
oh yeah, he watched
Have you ever heard of a book called: "The Prophecies"?
no
I saw you reblog a post of: "The Good Place", on Tumblr. Have you seen that show?
i own the series
And then another song that MsMojo had on their list of catchiest songs in modern film musicals was: "All That Jazz", from Chicago.
It's an alright song
@@bluecinderella4987 Well what do you think is the catchiest song in Chicago?
@@ryandt2623 catchiest: we both reached for the gun
favorite song: Cell Block Tango. Nothin' better than women singing 'bout how they killed awful men and looking sexy while doing so
Did you see MsMojo's list of their top greatest Disney villains?
gave it a listen
I'm guessing you're still not interested in seeing: "Congo (1995)". Do you not like jungle adventure movies?
I'm not a rural or outdoorsy girl and I guess the same came be said with movies I tend to gravitate to. the Jumanji movies I make an exception for because that's saved by it's writing/premise/plot and cast (and is a follow-up to a movie I liked growing up)
So... have you seen the show: "Bridgerton"? Because I saw you reblogged a Bridgerton related post on Tumblr.
read the books
Have you seen: "A Beautiful Mind"?
BTW, if you're wondering what's the connection with all of these movies I'm asking you if you've seen or not, these are all movies that were made by Dreamworks.
they are also best picture winners. no, I have not seen it
MsMojo did a list of the top 30 hardest female roles in musicals. And they had a lot of Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals on their list.
oh is that the list you were asking me about?
BTW, I should let you know that if you get any comments on tumblr from a user going under the name of: "Pink Ryan 8", that's me.
i figured
Have you ever seen: "Footlose"?
A long, long time ago
I'm curious as to weather you've seen the movie: "Deep Rising (1998)".
never heard of it
So, did you see the trailer for: "Mufasa: The Lion King"?
only because I didn't think it was real.
personal opinion: using a fairy tale saved the Disney studios on more than one occasion. make a fairy tale movie again, but not like Wish where you're paying homage/ripping off your own works. take a more obscure or not done fairy tale, and do it. rant over
I'm guessing you don't know who Harold Sieperman is.
no
Now once again, I'm asking you this because of Defunctland, but growing up, did you ever watch: "Between the Lions"?
i did
So you said that you've forgotten about people like: "Brad Jones", and all the other ex-members of Channel Awesome. Well... in that case, I'm guessing you also forgot about: "Linkara".
I can still remember some names. Lewis' is one
Did you see the Disney+ documentary: "Howard"?
I waited YEARS for it's release and the day it came out, I watched it twice. Then I made Jordan watch it shortly after
Did you ever grow up watching: "Bill Nye The Science Guy"? Because once again, that's a Disney property that.. for whatever reason is not on Disney+.
I use to watch Bill Nye back in the day. Because they showed reruns of it on Noggin. And of course, I've watched episodes is various science classes I was in. I still remember the episode where they're talking about the phases of matter, and when they're talking about Gas, they have that kid wearing an oxygen mask, shouting: "IT'S A GAS!"
funny, I thought it was PBS.
yeah. fun days when they wheeled in that TV to show Bill Nye videos
I'm curious weather you know about the recent Netflix sitcom: "That 90's Show".
know of it
So you haven't seen the recent Dune. Well... they're coming out with a sequel to that film.
they already did
I've been noticing on Tumblr, you've been reblogging a lot of posts having to do with Great Muppet Caper. Obviously though, you haven't seen the film, because I quoted a line from it, and you didn't know where the line was from, but seeing how you've reblogged so many various posts having to do with that movie, that's a sign that you might actually enjoy that movie.
Well... I honestly would recommend it, because it might honestly be the best thing The Muppets have ever done. And that's saying a lot. I honestly think it's better than The Muppet Movie. Even though I do really like The Muppet Movie, you can sort of tell that that movie was sort of an audacious experiment, like they weren't quite sure if it was going to work, so that had a couple of safeguards in, like... Jim Henson had never directed a movie before, so they brought in James Frawley to direct, and apparently he didn't really get along with The Muppeteers, so it was sort of a pretentious shoot. And I think they were a little bit concerned about doing too many forth wall jokes, and even though I do really like the film, it does have too many cameos in it, to the point where they sort of bog the film down. Sure, there are some good cameos in that movie like from Steve Martin and so forth, but Richard Pryor's in the film, and he literally has nothing do do.
But because it was so successful, The Muppet people were given a lot more creative freedom with Great Muppet Caper, and Henson was actually allowed to direct it. It was the first film he directed, as well as the only Muppet film he ever directed. They also were allowed to do more meta/forth wall humor.
@@ryandt2623 this is a poorly time assumption you're making because I actually did see that movie. Yesterday as a matter of fact.
Have you seen: "Ziegfeld Follies"?
no
Have you ever seen: "Meet the Parents (2000)"?
huh...no. Meet the Fockers, yes, but not Meet the Parents--or at least not all of it I saw a chunk of beginning and various scenes
While we're on the subject of ABC, have you ever seen a show called: "Nashville"?
There are you happy? I let you know why I was asking you about a specific show before I asked you about it.
Transitions/segues are kinda helpful when you have a lot going on and can't keep stuff together. It's appreciated, thank you
Heard of it, never seen it, but glad it gave Chip Esten more recognition