Here's Alvin and the Chipmunks and The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late) from their TV series. This is definitely one of our biggest requests throughout the holiday season. Now see the video that goes with it.
Along the same lines, the Muppets (with John Denver) and The 12 Days Of Christmas. The quality is pretty bad, but it's better than nothing I guess.
It's "A Very Silent Night", a Christmas song that only dogs can hear!
Subtle Butt - disposable gas neutralizers! (Okay, I'll just say it, fart protectors.)
If you've got a goldfish, I'm guessing it usually gets overlooked at Christmas.
The training course is called R2 Fish School. You can buy it on amazon.com (where it's gotten positive reviews) or buy it from the official website.
Chocolate is good. Bacon is awesome. So together they should be awesomely good.
The picture to the left is not real. It's from an absolutely brilliant Sid & Marty Krofft TV show called Wonderbug from 1977 (click on the picture to see the opening theme song).
The picture to the right is real. It's actually a flying lawn mower!
Are you ready for the giant battle coming up next Friday? You better have a plan of attack set before then or you're going to miss out on all the big deals!
If you're having trouble getting in the holiday mood already, this'll help - the original Snow Miser / Heat Miser video (from the TV special The Year Without A Santa Claus). The 2004 version by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy is great, but nothing can ever top the original.
Then you can never forget the I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas song! The video doesn't match up with the song, but it's a cool looking hippo, so it works for me..jpg)
I love bacon.
Teen Angel (1997, ABC) - A teenager eats a six-month old hamburger, dies, and ends up a guardian angel to his best friend. Can't get much stranger than that. Here's a clip from the show. It's the best I could find.
I Married Dora (1987, ABC) - A guy marries his housekeeper to keep her from being deported. The series ended with the series being cancelled. Really. It was actually written into the storyline of the final episode that the show was cancelled. Here's the opening credits from the show.
Do Over (2002, WB) - A freak electrical accident makes a 31-year old go back to 1981 when he was 14. Here's the first episode.
Herman's Head (1991, FOX) - Pam called in to suggest this one. Even though it constantly had poor ratings, it managed to stay on-air three seasons thanks to the fact that it was the early days of the FOX Network. But it's probably those poor ratings that make this a lost show, rarely appearing in syndication and never making it to DVD. It was the story of Herman and the four separate identities that lived inside his head and helped him get through each day. Check out the first episode here.
Greg The Bunny (2002, FOX) - A brilliant sitcom suggested by Carrie about a world where humans and puppets live together. Don't ever call the puppets "socks" by the way - they don't like that. The full series has been released on DVD - buy it here.
That 80's Show (2002, FOX) - Seems failed FOX sitcoms are really popular. Producer Kyle liked this one. It wasn't a spin-off of That 70's Show, it was more like a companion show created by the same people. A companion show that didn't come close to lasting even a tenth as long as That 70's Show. Here's one of the episodes from That 80's Show.
The Charmings (1987, ABC) - The story of Snow White, Prince Charming, and their family magically transported to the 20th century. This is the show I'd most like to see on DVD someday.
It's Like, You Know (1999, ABC) - This was hyped up as a Los Angeles version of Seinfeld.
Hi Honey, I'm Home (ABC, 1991) - A 50's sitcom family is relocated to a regular suburban 1990's neighborhood after their show is cancelled.
Free Spirit (ABC, 1989) - An updated Bewitched, which featured lots of special effects towards the end of its short run.
The Trouble With Normal (ABC, 2000) - A group of paranoid people and their therapist. Of course it was hysterical!
People are always complaining and joking around about the crazy drivers up in Canada, especially on the QEW.
It's PlateWire.com, a website that allows you to vent your anger and give the terrible drivers the public shaming they deserve. You can post their license plate number and explain why they're such a rotten driver and / or human being.
With Thanksgiving on the way, here's an ugly dinner scene I hope you don't have to live through that day.
The video for Take On Me is absolutely brilliant. As it should be for the greatest song ever recorded.
Dickie Goodman and his "break-in" records were almost always hysterical.
