PixarPlanet, via BoxOfficeMojo, is reporting the Cars 2 sequel will be released on June 24, 2011 from Pixar. A little bit about the plot has been revealed as well. Cars 2 will follow Tow Mater and Lightning McQueen as they find themselves in “a new… Read More »Cars 2 release date set?
If for some reason you never got on the LOST bandwagon, or were on but left it behind, now is the perfect time to catch up and get ready for the January 21st debut of Season 5. This ‘Starter Kit’ video will catch you up… Read More »LOST – catching up the first four seasons
If you love the Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights at Disney’s Hollywood Studios then you’ll love this next video. Courtesy of Disney Parks Holiday Light Designer Mark O’Conner here are a few ways for you to light up your house this holiday the safe… Read More »Light up your House for Christmas the Disney Way
Every holiday season at Disney’s Beach Club Resort in Florida, a team of pastry chefs builds a giant gingerbread carousel in the hotel lobby. Every visible part is edible — the chocolate and fondant horses, the gingerbread floor and canopy, the white chocolate figures of… Read More »Giant Gingerbread Carousel at Disney’s Beach Club
If you’re one of the millions of users who get their news from Facebook, you’ll be happy to know that Disney/Pixar has set up their first Fan Page. Content from ‘UP’, the next film from Pixar, is featured right now. Signup as a fan and… Read More »Disney / Pixar launches Facebook Fan Page
Even with ears that rival Dumbo’s aviation assisting devices, the latest animal baby to be welcomed by Disney’s Animal Kingdom is darn cute. Presley, the 28th gerenuk calf to be born at DAK, weighed in at six pounds and approximately two feet tall, after a… Read More »Disney’s Animal Kingdom welcomes new Antelope Calf, so cute!
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After learning that Pushing Daisies is canceled, I think we were all in need of a little comfort food. And this episode delivered. It might have been my favorite one this season. I think it was the hats. Olive and Ned in matching hats just takes the…uhm…cake.
But I’m jumping ahead of myself. Let’s start with our theme intro—Young Ned at boarding school. He is in need of some comfort food and whips up a pie for himself. But just then, his dentally-challenged friend Eugene enters and needs some pie, too. And pretty soon all the boys in the school are partying with Ned and his pies. The party ends too soon when foreboding-authority-figure enters the kitchen and marches Ned away. Lesson learned? “Even a forkful of immediate gratification can lead to a world of grave consequences.”
Speaking of graves, Ned and Chuck are leaning over Charles Charles’ casket ready to open it up. As is typical, they lovingly argue about who gets the first 30 seconds of their one minute. And soon Ned touches Mr. Charles.
He asks the important question about Dwight Dixon (uh, is he bad?), then gives Chuck some alone time (like 30 seconds) with her dear old Dad.
The next time we see our lovebirds, Ned is asleep in bed holding Chuck via some plastic wrap. Chuck is fitful and gets up…so we can begin our TWO AWESOME STORYLINES!