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I like how in the Toon world, Roger's the catch because he's the funny one.

Dumbo should be much lower on the list. It's one of the best movies ever made, animated or not.

P.S. Dave Foley talking about Disney movies pretty much made my day.

This is one ending where I don't mind the change. I understand why the Little Mermaid had to die. I understand why the Little Match Girl had to die. I do not understand why the the Tin Soldier and the Ballerina had to die. I know I should be angry at the change, but I just wanted these two to hav...

The closest we ever got to a sex scene between Tubbs and Edward...alas.

WAIT. Do I see THE SNOW QUEEN in there too? (The woman in the sleigh kissing the little boy, the Little Robber Girl). Oh, I will DEFINITELY be seeing this. Looks amazing.

P.S. And Sleeping Beauty is a very sexual story. At least in this the sex seems consensual.

The acting is so good here, it's easy to forget Reece is playing opposite himself. But then I always forget Reece plays Papa Lazarou; he genuinely seems like some crazy guy they found and decided to film.

I wonder if those little girls had any idea how creepy they were being.

Somebody needs to make a compilation of all of Uncle Harvey's masturbation euphemisms. Each one is more hilarious than the last.

I miss the 90's when EVERYTHING for kids had to be a musical. But then I miss the 90's period.

P.S. I'm surprised by how well these songs hold up. They're really catchy. And I remember when Jurassic Park was used as a barometer of courage.

These two raised a child. That alone is terrifying.

I'd have trouble making water too if my aunt were staring face to face with my nether regions.

Cabbage Head stole the Headcrusher's chair!

Congratulations! I can't wait to read them.

Will Fathomless be set in the same fictional world as Sisters Red and Sweetly? Or will it be a fairy tale unto itself? Or is it a surprise?

@pvpstudio08 I don't think it's that cynical. It's not like she's some sweet old lady who is perfectly nice to the kids once they go in her house. She's a cannibal. Pedophilia isn't that much of a stretch. It's come up in other retellings of Hansel and Gretel (Anne Sexton's for example). Fairy ta...

Having worked in a predominantly female office I can vouch that this is not satire; it's fact. I've seen fights like this go down in the break room. Somebody gets an iota of authority and abuses the hell out of it...usually by trying to control the coffee. Never tamper with an office's coffee su...

If I had a nickle...

@Birokori The song itself isn't sad. It's sad because of the memories the characters associate with it. Also did you watch the whole movie? The sadness of this scene only really makes sense in context.

The Fountainhead as interpreted by The Kids in the Hall.

@ghostofandy I'm sure he was nominated for Best Supporting Actress.

Yay for 31 Days of Vlogging! You and your videos never fail to brighten my day. I can't wait to read Sweetly.

Alcoholics beware. Your sons may grow up to be comedians.

@auntbecky Dave appears in the second half of Anne of Avonlea. He asks Anne to dance at the Kingsport Ball. It's funny because the Katherine with a K vs. Catherine with a C part of Anne of Avonlea was the first thing I thought of when I saw this sketch, before I realized that Bruce and Dave had b...

"You'll visit, won't you?" Oh boy. Poor Lex never learns.

Did Kevin and Dave ever tap into the homoerotic subtext between these characters? It's not that difficult to imagine. Heck, they're halfway there in this sketch.

At 2:23, I don't think that's Scott laughing. That's Manny Coon. It was intentional. Notice how he snaps right out of it. Brilliant writing and performance. And the really funny thing? It IS great advice. Paint. Paint whatever you want. Just paint.

Because they cost money to make.

His name isn't Adam. That's an urban legend. He doesn't have a name. On the audio commentary, the filmmakers said he doesn't have one.

What does Radar say at 2:20?

This is the sketch that made me a fan. "Oh, rent's due" made me fall out of my chair. I love that the Kids were never afraid to make you wait for the laughs. They didn't have to constantly shove jokes at you. This starts off very naturally, a bunch of guys shooting the shit, and the humor arises ...

I'm honestly surprised Nina and Bram were invited back over after that business with the lamp.

@IBOUGHTYAMOM Yes. John the Baptist was arrested because he got too popular and drew too much attention to Jesus. He also badmouthed King Herod's wife Herodias (his brother's widow). Herod didn't know what to do with John, afraid that killing him might incite his followers to violence, so he held...

I love the look Mark gives the camera as the piano starts up. It seems to say, "Oh yes. We're totally going to sing."

P.S. For my own pleasure, I choose to believe these are the same characters from "I'ndian Drum." Mark and Kevin are such an underrated pair.

@CHWheeler This is from their 3rd season so it would have been 1991 or 1992. Heavenly Creatures came out in 1994. I'm sure it's just a coincidence, but I do see the resemblance. And it's fun to imagine that Kate Winslet owes her breakthrough performance to Dave Foley.

Damn it, I want to know what happened at the mine.

Nick and Sam? Namesakes of Nick Charles and Sam Spade? Just when I thought I couldn't love KITH more.

Scott is like the lost McKenzie brother in this.