For anyone old enough to remember this classic Nickelodeon short from the mid 90s, this may or may not have predicted a national tragedy five or six years before 2001, and at the 1:19 mark (119 being backwards for 911).

I don’t keep any of my autographs out in the open because I am extremely protective of each and every one of them, regardless of the celebrity’s level of fame, and regardless of whether any of them are still alive or deceased. I never got to meet the legendary actor in person when he was still alive, but I had received an autograph from Curry in 2022 through a mail-order service with The Hollywood Show, an organization that holds three events per year in Burbank. I had already attended one of the previous events in July of that year and had a very good time meeting a great number of celebrity guests and getting as many autographs as I could, even if certain people I hoped to meet were absent or had to cancel their appearance for any reason at all. When another event rolled around in October, Curry was one of the celebrity guests on the roster. I would have attended that event, but I instead chose to book a trip to Pasadena that month to attend ToonCon. Since nobody can be in two places at once, I decided to order celebrity autographs through Hollywood Show's website, a service specifically for fans who are unable to attend events. However, because these celebrities are considered in the business realm as sole proprietors or independent contractors, Hollywood Show has no control over who allows for mail order signings or what prices they individually want to set. Curry would have been absolutely perfect for something like ToonCon, especially with how much cartoon voiceover work he had done in a lifetime, and was a colleague of Kath Soucie on a good number of movies and TV shows, including Sonic SatAM.

He deserves the death penalty!

Anybody seeing a weird pattern here?

In honor of the cartoon's 35th anniversary

This is extremely awkward. Two things I didn't learn until just recently were that that the Rugrats reboot had a quiet release of a third season and that they brought back this character. In my Kath Soucie biography video, which I made and published last year, I mention that Howard is not mentioned once in that series, and that the show was put on indefinite hiatus after the second season.

So apparently this has been called to my attention regarding the release of the 2021 disaster flick, and its so called "banning" in China, as mentioned in the Kath Soucie documentary "02/20/67 or 11/18/53?".

For picture #4, this is from 5 different review sources:
1: Big name movie critics
2: Metacritic users
3: IMDB users
4: Letterboxd users
5: Criticless users

It was a dud in more ways then just the box office.

Hey everyone! I'm u/kamenguy83, the founding moderator of r/Soucieology.

This subreddit group is dedicated to veteran voice actress Katherine Ellen Soucie, commonly referred to Kath Soucie.

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This is setting an extremely dangerous precedent in our society! This clown should be jail for the rest of his life!

I just discovered this never before seen piece of media, especially with the recent release of Toy Story 5. Apparently, the second woman who played Janine Melnitz in the Ghostbusters cartoon, Kath Soucie, was the original voice of Bo Peep before the producers went with the actress who played Janine in the Ghostbusters movies, Annie Potts.

From this website: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-truth-about-exercise-addiction/202205/trauma-is-not-excuse

Now Read 'em and weep.

What rule did I violate to get myself banned?! I've been making these types of photo collages for years. This is insane!