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I always thought that there will be one exception to Scooby-Doo's cowardice - if Scooby saw someone hurting a child, he would intervene to save the child - he's a Great Dane and can just maul the person attacking the child.

Even in his old age in the 1980s, Mel Blanc could reproduce most of his voices well. His throat was just better on some days he was recording than others. The ones that gave him trouble by then were the "yelling" ones like Yosemite Sam and Foghorn Leghorn. Something similar is happening for The...

Given the stirred hornet’s nest over THHB?

Doctor Who’s “the Eleventh Hour”. watching it, I think Caitlin Blackwood would have made an intriguing Lucy Pevensie had the BBC done a Wardrobe TV adaption in 2010.

Indeed. I have to admit RYAN RUMBAUGH's fate of having to play a girl on stage was funny.

When I think of how JFK and RFK treated Marilyn Monroe like a blow up doll and not as a human woman worthy of respect, I only hope that Aslan showed both men just what it is like to be vulnerable, femininely exploited and terrified. For all that I disagree with Reg Dwight, he got it right with...

I’m glad Beating a child for daring to not obey you is something no longer expected of parent. Child abuse is horrible. take what happened to Judith Eva Barsi.

Found this on a page about the kids who acted in Les Miserables: WHAT THE KIDS SAID LACEY CHABERT (Broadway) "I loved it! I got to wear makeup and get a huge black eye every night and that was so fun. I also had a solo song." ~ Los Angeles Times, 1994 "I was understudy for a boy's part...

For all he was flawed, as is any human, CS Lewis used Experiment House in the Silver Chair to state several decades before the rest of the world that bullying is NOT character development for the person being bullied. Compare with Blyton who uses her self-insert character in Malory Towers to...

One thing many women don”t like about female characters written by men is that they are often stereotyped, overly girly and often sexualised.

I think Clive Staples should have tried to run his female characters dialog and characterisation past some real women. He must have had lady friends, surely?

"Not sure what the point of the linked screenshot is, nor why you're pointing that out." I just think sexualisation of child actresses is wrong, even in comedies.

Sophie Cook makes a "softer" skinned beautiful Susan compared to Anna Popplewell. She was also fourteen compared to Popplewell's sixteen.

One of the most femininely beautiful and charming child actresses of the 1930s. I've always preferred her to Shirley Temple. And of course Cora Sue has achieved the ultimate revenge over her old rival... she's substantially outlived her. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cora_Sue_Collins...

I was watching the election night episode of Blackadder the Third and I noticed the joke that when the "Standing at the Back, Dressed Stupidly and Looking Stupid Party" guy is explaining their policies, apart from the abolition of slavery punchline, he DOESN'T qualify that "free corsets for the...

She reached out to an "Evil Empire" and asked a courageous question that the old man in the Kremlin (and the White House) could not answer. http://www.samanthasmith.info/ Here, from the Official Samantha Smith Website you tube channel is a clip from an episode of Lime Street. That blue satin...

Remember when these were shown in prime time and were part of the British culture? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YSKmMkQ7d0

Well, The Curse of Mr Bean off ITunes: Do you think Bean ever goes after those boys who caused him to fall from the diving board? Likewise, I wish i could be a fly on the wall when the parents of the little girl in the yellow swimsuit realise that she's got a pair of men's swim trunks with...

If you were sent to the England of the Narnia Books, how would you go? They did have radio, didn't they? And, recorded music?

My least favourite dystopian stories are those where, for shock value, an "our history" master criminal becomes an alternate history important politician. Such published novels have featured: U.S. President Jim Jones (Jonestown) California Governor Charles Manson Soviet General Secretary of...