Name the Cartoon Contest

Congrats to Tickles on another cartoon victory.  Let's see if you can figure this one out...

The Search for Rod Belding

Found this video on Tigerdroppings.  Has potential to be an awesome, awesome movie.  Based on the story of two Beldings...one of which is balding.

Top Ten 90s TV Themes - Number 7

What can I say? I’m a sucker for really cheesy themes, and there is no theme cheesier than our number seven pick.

Top 10 90s TV Theme Song #7 “I’m Always Here” by Jimi Jamison from Baywatch.

...and More

Again, I often forget the title to this blog gives us the potential to journey beyond the constraints of television.  Thus, I figured today would be a fun time to put my long-ago recut trailer for Can't Buy Me Love on the blog.  I'm guessing a number of the readers have already watched this bad boy but figured it can't hurt to get one or two more eyes on it.  I think I'll be re-cutting another movie in the near future so I'll be sure to post it on here when it's done.

Your Comedy Moment

Eschewing some popular scenes that feature Niles heavily, I thought that for today's Frasier-centric "Your Comedy Moment" I'd feature a clip from the episode "The Show Where Diane Comes Back." I think anyone who's seen both Frasier and Cheers will quickly realize what's happening in the scene; however, I must point out Kelsey Grammar's hilarious facial reactions to the play he's watching as well as the slow boil that leads to the excellent last forty second of the clip or so.  


I always hated Shelley Long; this clip does nothing to change that hate.

Top Ten 90s TV Themes - Number 8

As we’ve discussed before, complexity is not always a recipe for a successful television theme.  In fact, “simple” songs can yield some of the best results. Number eight on the countdown is probably the “simplest” song on the list but completely unforgettable.

Top 10 90s TV Theme Song #8 “Tossed Salad and Scrambled Eggs” from Frasier.