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Spaceytraci1208 Bastet Don't forget to add Santana's "Black Magic Woman". As Tony Quintero says down in the comments "When I tell people that Fleetwood Mac were the original artists to record Black Magic Woman, they think I'm full of it." Five pages and I still don't hear any love for Ronstadt. She even made an entire album once.

Here are some clips, and a guy who claims "This is more Teen Titans Go, and less Unlimited." Uhhhhh, No. Superman is not telling everyone fairy tales, Wonder Woman is not telling Uncle Jokes, and Batman is not debating with Cyborg (OK, he's basically the same, but so what?) whether a burger is better than a burrito. And let's not forget that Unlimited had several "denser" episodes as well. "Superman, Wonder Woman and I have been turned into 8 year olds, Flash has had his mind swapped with Luthor, and Huntress and Black Canary are being mind-controlled by Roulette, but instead of stealing stuff, she's having them fight each other on pay-per-view." Heck, the Toyman clip reminded me of that episode. Toyman has control of the Justice League. Superman needs to save Joker from Mongul. Batman & Blue Beetle time-travel to stop Chronos from k-wording a younger Batman.

I likened the 2010 Human Target as a modern version of The A-Team, with Valley as both Hannibal and "Face", Chi McBride as Mr. T and JEH as Murdock. So, sure enough, they added a woman as a full time cast member in Season 2 and just ruined the chemistry like they did with The A-Team. Dear "Arrow" fans: Sorry that we are hijacking this episode's forum to talk about the previous "Human Target" shows. From what I'm reading, most of you didn't like this episode that much anyway.

From the "Full Article" synopsis: Two shows actually. Back in 1992, Rick Springfield (yes, that Rick Springfield) portrayed our latex-mask wearing superhero. This guy has had more live-action screen time than some A-list heroes (Aquaman), but alot of people probably watched tonight's episode and said "Now who's this guy??" quarks And something that was sorely missing from the aforementioned 2010 Human Target with Mark Valley.

I know!!! I'm beginning to use that in other forums as well, instead of "A Wizard Did It." Unfortunately, not as many people understand this one.

bkwurm1 I'm just glad they brought back the latex masks. I know Mark Valley has a pretty face, but the lack of latex masks were one of my few gripes about 2010 Human Target. They even had latex masks in the Rick Springfield version. Several months ago (when they announced the new TV show), I couldn't find hardly anything on YouTube about the really old show, but now it appears someone has posted eight episodes of the classic 90's Rick Springfield show. I LOVE IT!!!!!

and my sister wins the pot this year. She picked John Wick while I keep picking Babes In Toyland (Which I mentioned last week). Mittengirl JessDVD The show even had a quick scene where the two characters are "laughing" at how danger-prone their lives are. You can't help but think that was really the two actors complaining about the bad writing.

So what are the songs that Schroeder plays on his toy piano while Snoopy dances? 1. "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" They sang this at the end of the finale to "Mary Tyler Moore" (and more recently, at the end of an episode of "Sealab 2021"). 2. "There's a Long, Long Trail" Charlie Brown and his fellow summer campers sing the song around the campfire in "It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown." 3. "Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag" Laurel and Hardy made a film in the '30s called "Pack Up Your Troubles" that featured this song. 4. "Roses of Picardy" Happy 50th Anniversary, Great Pumpkin!!

prican58 millenium and now FUNKO says "We need to have this moment immortalized!!"

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I'm just sad that Max is still "doing Doctors Without Borders". I guess we won't see him next week either. The only reason I was still watching this show was to see which Keanu Reeves character he was going to dress up as this time. (Every year I kept betting on "Babes In Toyland")

One of the strangest collaborations ever has finally ended. MetLife is parting ways with Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the gang. I guess the Peanuts gang will have to go back plugging Zingers and Cheerios. Let's look back at some of the best commercials in which you choose your life insurance because of what a small animated child told you.

The election debate mockings are not over until Weird Al says that it is over.

For those of you who still haven't seen it: October 17th - Three's A Crowd I don't think this has ever happened before.

Remember Herman's Head?? Hank and Yeardley were actually on that show (which you would know by now if you clicked on the link). I can only imagine their train of thought. Yeardley: You want me to do this show with you about the people in the guy's head? Hank: Face it, Yeardley. That cartoon we're doing is only going to last till the end of the year. We need to get work on a real show.

So, first they started with New Teen Titans, but then around issue #45 they changed the name to Tales of The Teen Titans and they began a second comic which they also called New Teen Titans and then around issue #50 that became New Titans and ............. on no, I've gone cross-eyed.

This week's episode: The Cape Let's take snippets from the "old" show and do a "Marvel Mash-Up" (or a PG version of Sealab 2021, whichever you prefer). "Can they make their head bigger like this??" "We can all do that, see!!!" "How are you able to have your capes and hair blowing around when you're inside a building?" (That last one was not in the clip; so seriously, watch the whole episode) They should have done something like this for the whole series.

Yeah, that's Frankie Kane, AKA Magenta. In the comics, she was Wally's ex-girlfriend turned supervillianess. (Don't you hate it when that happens). Here's the trailer showing brief snippets of her and Jesse Quick.

At first I thought the idea of Cyborg really liking the Golden Girls was bizarre. But now I'm starting to see that there is a group out there that he would be in good company with.

Not nearly as many times as Hans Moleman.

The Most Popular TV Show Set in Each of The 50 States (and DC) "Well, I knew my state was going to be something about Vegas." "Zombies?? Really??" "Well, The show in my state was pretty obvious." "I'm just glad that the most popular show set in my state was not Jersey Shore."

So, Rush Hour: The TV show vs. Lethal Weapon: The TV show As far as the movies are concerned, the Rush Hour franchise, IMO BTW, took the complete opposite buddy cop concept that had completely turned stale by the third (let alone fourth) Lethal Weapon film and completely reinvented it. Don't get me wrong, the formula ran its course by its third film as well. I was just very surprised that the first Rush Hour breathed new life into the concept. But as far the shows are concerned, I really didn't find the Rush Hour series very funny at all. It said something when the best parts involved what the cousin (Jerald??) was doing each episode. The Lethal Weapon series may be brand new but I believed I laughed more times during just the first episode than I did during the entire season of Rush Hour.

Not as stupid (or as bad) as the Paula Abdul commercial.

Fargo: The TV series Rush Hour: The TV series Lethal Weapon: The TV series and now Van Helsing: The TV series What's next? Beaches: The TV series?? Oh, dear God, I was only kidding. Let it go! Let it go!! (Sorry, I had to do that)