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This is odd news, because the adults who are excited about it are too old to actually watch the show, and children don’t even know what books are (“imagine a bunch of Kindles on a shelf”), but Reading Rainbow might be coming back? Yay?
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'Sup, pogs!
Let's all go to the movies, and let's all see the same movie, and let's discuss it here.
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After watching Death Sentence, a terrible movie starring Kevin Bacon as a father in search of vigilante justice directed by Saw's James Wan, Gabe embarked on The Hunt For The Worst Movie of All Time. This is his sad journey.
Whatever you say, Gabe. I’ll just take your word for— GAH! I can’t do it! Too easy!
Dagnabbit, I wish the comment sections on these mini-posts got more action. This comment deserves a million upvotes!
It’ll never compete with Texting Rainbow.
Or Feeding Rainbow. (Cause kids are fat now.)
LINK! LINK! LINK!
http://twitter.com/levarburton/status/10730167290
Ah. Well, I guess, this one time, we will have to take his word for – NO! WE MUST NOT GIVE IN!
It only went off the air in 2006. Coming back? It’s like Jay-Z coming back from retirement…you knew it wasn’t gonna last
I got 99 problems, but reading a book ain’t one. Hit me!
Awesome!
i think i just found my new chest piece tattoo.
The theme song should be left as is. You don’t mess with perfection. Or Texas. Or the Zohan.
I forgot about Star-Dog!
Not to be confused with Dogstar, Keanu Reeves rock band.
Take A Look! It’s on the ‘net! Reading Web junk! reading webjunk
IIII Can click anything!
Monsters to know
And time to blow
Reading Webjunk!
Singing by Russian guys…David is really high,
Don’t you fret – it’s on the ‘net! Reading Web Junk
I can see keyboard cat!
A dancing man – with a pumpkin head!
Reading Web Junk!
(thanks, Hausfrau – I’ve got it out of my system, now)
Nice job guys. High fives all around!
Wow. so, I’ve been singing this all day.
@Brian: great work with the fret/net rhyme.
@Katness: I was making a debit purchase and sang your line to myself.
The Wal-Mart Lady thinks I’m nutz.
@Notsewfast: careful not to get ‘blow’ and ‘know’ mixed up. (making webspunk?)
Great work team!
I’ll wait for Reading Rainbow: Los Angeles (nothing but industry mags).
I’ll just force my kids to watch it like I’m gonna have to force them to read.
This is great news. You know what else is great news, Justin Beiber’s 2nd CD is out: My World 2.0 Here is the first line from the Washington Post Review:
“If we truly want the best for America’s children, let us pause and give thanks for Justin Bieber.”
Thank YOU Washington Post for recognizing the best.
if they want anyone to pay attention to this they’ll have to market it as Reading Hairbow
I am sorry that is so big (that is what he said)
Miss Piggy is looking Fierce! That new diet worked wonders!
It’s super hard to read the Velveteen Rabbit through my Geordi La Forge visor, yo.
Yesterday in lecture my friend whispered to me that she once dressed up as Wishbone for Halloween.
I guess what I’m trying to say is more Wishbone please.
What’s the story, Wishbone?
I wish that I could upvote you twice, once for Wishbone and once for your icon.
WISHBONE! Three things about Wishbone. #1: This just made me SO happy. #2:My grandparents had Jack-Russel, they are not as nice as might Wishbone. #3: The Phantom of the Opera episode scared me a lot, the burned side of his puppy mask
In my Wishbone euphoria I misspelled a few things and left a sentence uncompleted. I’m sorry.
We’ve been without Reading Rainbow for four years. I think it’s easy to understand why someone would (mis)interpret the steady and accelerating deterioration of society these last four years as a lack of LeVar Burton directing us to our local library (when it’s really the increasing proximity to 2012). People gotta feel like they can have an impact.
Speaking of Reading Rainbow, these are awesome: http://FunnyOrDie.com/m/3nbv. I may be late with this one, but whatever…
Was Reading Rainbow part of anyone else’s school curriculum? The teachers would take all us childrens from all the classes into one big room where we would sit reverently on our pockets and watch reverently with our eyes as the mysteries of books and dinosaur bones were unraveled. yeah? anyone else?