"O" Is For Oprah

I must admit I have mixed emotions about Oprah's show ending.  *Sound of brakes screeching*

What? You didn't think I cared about Oprah?

Watching a show that has been around longer than I've been alive does give it a bit of sentimentality. But I didn't cry at the end just in case you're wondering.

I guess I just expected the show to keep going. Well, at least until I got on there to talk about my bestseller book release. :D  I mean, c'mon! What talk show am  I supposed to go on now?

But since writing a book takes awhile and it takes longer still to reach Oprah show fame, by the time I probably got to go on any sort of talk show we would all be watching it in 3D from the comforts of our living rooms. So don't expect to see me on T.V. any time soon. Unless I do something incredibly awesome. (Or stupid, but that's not really in the plan.)

Ah, Nostalgia

Arthur has been my favorite kid show for years. Hannah Montana and Zack and Cody have nothing on that cute little aardvark.  The problem is, Arthur is no longer about snowball stealing aliens or watching the latest episode of Bionic Bunny.  Instead, we have episodes on how to deal with social problems and what happens when Binky cheats on a test.  

0_0 Really, people?  

What happened to T.V. that was just entertaining? I didn't watch Arthur because it helped me make friends, I watched it because it was funny and I liked it. 

So imagine my joy when I came across my favorite episode online. They don't play the old episodes anymore and I think that is such a disappointment. 

I will post the episode so you can watch it and reminisce over old times. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMYHvtIupg0

Is it just me, or was the Jekyll-Hyde song scary to watch as a little kid?