Maybe just in the U.K.?

I'm getting Sesame Street.

I'm getting the Wallace and Gromit one, so maybe it is just in the UK.

DammitIForgotMyLogin: I'm getting the Wallace and Gromit one, so maybe it is just in the UK.

I'm getting Big Bird too. That's not right, Gromit ;)

Maybe the people over at Google don't realize Wallace and Grommet are very appreciated in America as well.

My 4 year old wanted to watch Were-Rabbit every day for 2 weeks.

thisdaydreamer: Maybe just in the U.K.?

I'm getting Sesame Street.

Googlle?

thisdaydreamer: Maybe just in the U.K.?

Well, you can see it anywhere.

www.google.co.uk

20 years already? Wow. My wife & I loved them before we had kids & my kids have grown up looking forward to the next movie to come out.

20 years? Damn I'm getting old fast....

/stuck with Big Bird too
//thanks for the link LOTP, that's a nice page from Google

Smashing chesse!

I thought they DIAF*

*(Died in a fire) as the acronymy interwebby kids like to type with their lingo and their gotta runs and their bippety boppety boo and their Jello pudding pops.

Cracking toast!

Wait... I'm getting Godzilla's penis! WTF? That's 2 whole days late!

(55 years as of Nov 3, 2009)

Release dates for
Gojira (1954)
Japan: 3 November 1954
West Germany: 10 August 1956
France: 1957
Sweden: 28 January 1957
Italy: 5 April 1957
South: Korea 17 May 1960
USA: 7 May 2004
UK: 14 October 2005

i'm finding it hard to care about claymated characters.

my roommate in college had a thing for wallace and gromit. she had this horrible ceramic alarm clock thing that sang some obnoxious tune every morning that had the theme of the doughy duo.

it drove me mad, and i guess i developed a hate for the medium. Chicken run makes me equally stabby.

droosan

You just won eleventy-brazillian internets.

Surool: Maybe the people over at Google don't realize Wallace and Grommet are very appreciated in America as well.

My 4 year old wanted to watch Were-Rabbit every day for 2 weeks.

you sound like that is a bad thing. i think you need a bit of cheese.

Surool: Maybe the people over at Google don't realize Wallace and Grommet are very appreciated in America as well.

My 4 year old wanted to watch Were-Rabbit every day for 2 weeks.

This. We tried to see A Matter of Loaf and Death at the Chicago Children's Film Fest but alas it was sold out. Anyone seen it?

Not impressed...

Appropriately, just got my copy of The Complete Collection on Blu Ray not forty minutes ago.

Droosan, those are the wrong trousers.

Porsche914: Not impressed...

Feathers McGraw is the best!

/Have you seen this chicken?
//Mad props to Droosan

Oh Droosan, YOU SO WITTY.

droosan: trousers don't get much wronger than that.

/Liter +1, which is worth about twelve cents Canadian.

I used to work at a college radio station with Gromit. He's Nick Park's brother and says that Gromit was based on him, the sensible one in the family, and that Wallace was based on their father, who was a bit of an eccentric and invented things as a hobby. We watched the Oscars together when his brother won, and I've never seen a guy so proud in all of his life. Good times, good times.

improvius: droosan

You just won eleventy-brazillian internets.

And some cheese!!!

Great show. I love british humour.

Oh, BTW for those too lazy to type it out and use .co.uk instead,