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Janet is my favorite of the original characters. I think I like her more in the earlier seasons though. And as someone else said, Jack and Janet ending up together at the end of the show's run would have been interesting, to say the least.

It depends on the episode, to be honest. Myra was even worse in Season 9.

Yeah, Dan is quite the sarcastic character. I can kind of see why he became one of the show's most popular characters.

Steve Urkel is one of the best examples of a breakout character, as he was intended to make only one appearance, but quickly became a recurring character, then a major character, then the show's main focus. Do you think he had too much focus, or are you happy with all the focus he had? Personally, I think they could have done a few episodes with him entirely absent. He appeared in every single episode after the first season. Urkel's over-saturation in the show was what caused Judy to be written out, and eventually, the original Harriette left for the same reason. Most episodes had him as a major focus, but I always saw him as a character that works better in smaller doses. There's only so many times you can damage the Winslows' property over clumsiness before it becomes more annoying than anything.

I think people say that, because Family Matters wasn't very popular prior to Urkel's introduction. Then again, it was only halfway into the first season that he was introduced, so I don't know. It definitely wouldn't have lasted 9 seasons without him, if you ask me. Maybe a few, but not that many. I always much preferred Waldo over Rodney. I'm kind of glad they wrote the latter out early on, to be honest.

My Charter Spectrum suddenly picked up MeTV last year. I have some shows on the DVR from months ago from it that I still need to watch, like Laverne & Shirley and Taxi. I kind of wish I had Antenna TV as well.

I wonder if we'll ever see a guest appearance of Adam and Jamie with the new hosts. That would be interesting.

Yeah, I've known about this for a while. I'm thinking maybe we'll see the second season around June or so. Until then, I may watch the first season again.

It seems so, but out of them all, Ghost Adventures is still my favorite.

That recent episode where they test myths on farts was kind of cringy.

The most recent episode was probably my favorite one so far. Though, I wish Scrooge would have still reached the top of the mountain at the end.

I just watched the first episode last night. Is it just me, or is Jon similar to Adam, while Brian is similar to Jamie? They really do seem like their successors in not only being the hosts, but also in personality.

The B team returning would be great. Maybe then, some of the older fans will feel more comfortable watching the show with these new guys.

The Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry shorts predate the 1970's. Their shorts were during the 40's-60's, and started airing on television in the 50's. At least the Looney Tunes shorts did. For Tom & Jerry, it was a little later. But really, those shorts were ahead of their time, so it wouldn't surprise me if someone thought they came out in the 70's.

I like cartoons from pretty much any decade, from the 1940's to the 2010's. It would be hard for me to choose my favorite decade of cartoons.

I also like Lucia and Makayla. Unlike Tammy, they aren't that bad, and are actually pretty funny. Sigourney deserves a mention too, as she's just pretty.

I plan to give it a watch. Sure, it won't be the same without Adam and Jamie around, but I'm thinking these new guys will at least be decent replacements. I'm still a bit bummed that Martin Pepper wasn't chosen as one of the new hosts though. Like I thought he was probably the best one in Mythbusters: The Search.

I prefer children's cartoons over adult cartoons. These "adult cartoons" are often too mean-spirited for my taste.

Well, that was pretty creepy when Jay got that red mark on the side of his neck with that symbol appearing in white.

It makes me wonder if there would actually be an episode where Mr. Kingston actually comes into contact with Frankie, but fail to catch her.

This was a great episode. The part where Zak Bagans had try and force himself not to touch Annabelle really got me.

I haven't seen the latest episode yet, but "The House of the Lucky Gander" was very clever with Donald having to lose in order to win. One of my favorite episodes so far.

Dayton Reyes. I love how trusting she is around Frankie. She certainly knows how to be a best friend. Frankie herself is a close second.

So, who else has been watching this? This show actually surprised me. I checked it out out of curiosity, and it's certainly not your average children's sitcom that you expect from Nickelodeon's live-action shows. I hope it gets a second season.

I think it's a nice little spin-off. The Peggy the Doll and Crying Boy stories are quite creepy, and Zak is really brave to hold such items in his museum.