Now that Cookie Jar and DIC merged, here's what the kids get:

Inspector Gadget



Zoboomafoo with the Kratt Brothers



Another Kratt Brothers hit...

Shoot the Messenger!

Bradley Walsh, Mike Wilmot and Jeff Green were at their best on Paramount Comedy's Shoot the Messenger.

Hot Pursuit, an NBC action hour starring Eric Pierpoint, is now on DVD.
Visit http://www.amazon.com/DVD for details.

KSMP-TV, the FOX affiliate in Minneapolis, aired this promo depicting
digital television.













Finally, here is the opening theme from Hit Man.

As Chain Blasters, the blog I am currently developing, nears its December 31 global launch, the folks at Walt Disney Internet Group are
involved in the creation of my own HTML blog. Thanks, WDIG staff and
management!

Here is an outrageous mystery from Magnum, P.I., which I have posted
on Google Video. See if you agree.



The Dating Game launched the careers of many familar media and sport faces.





Gov. Schwarzenegger



John Ritter



And of course...



And you never know who was on TDG...



David Cassidy

What a disaster! President Bush is about to propose a criminal reform
bill which allows Red Statesmen and Blue State lawmakers and dare studs to defend lethal and illegal justice, bullying and juvenile delinquency throughout the world.

Jack Anderson was best known for his "Washington Merry-Go-Round"
column in national print-based syndication, but he did preside over his
very first and only nationally syndicated television special which features a lie detector - known as the polygraph. http://www.democracytalking.org/Images/jackanderson.jpg

Here is Matt Drudge, Internet superjournalist.

Matt Drudge gets his name from the word "drudge," meaning "someone who works hard at unusual tasks, especially domestic work." Drudge is also known as slang for "common laborer."

Another master pundit in the world of power politics is Bob Woodward.
His classic nonfiction expose All the President's Men was made into
a 1976 political thriller starring Robert Redford as Woodward and Dustin Hoffman as Carl Bernstein.

Ready... aim... shoot! Gun down! Zap!

There's more great news for all of you SodaHeads! I am adding more
features to my Chain Blasters Blog, coming online December 31.

RSS - Real Simple Syndication

HTML Forums - Where SodaHeads get their say on general knowledge commentaries.

Video Upload - User-generated and licensed video content.

Chain Blasters Audio - Thousands of questions and correct answers
on billions of trivia-oriented issues, including content from CBSRADIO's Full Contact Trivia and KXRA Radio's Morning Trivia.

Chain Blasters Trivia - Polls and Quizzes

Chain Blasters Ad Corner - Advertisements from national, local and
international blog advertisers.

TV Revolution - A blog within a blog.

Chain Blasters HTML Blog Creator - Write, create and publish your own Chain Blasters Personal Blog page.

Chain Blasters Blog's Radio Classics - Featuring old time radio programs. Hosted and powered by SIRIUS Satellite Radio. Advertiser-supported.

Chain Blasters Blogs Worldwide - A sample of advertiser-supported,
user-generated blogs from around the world.

Chain Blasters Blog Music - Audio-only feature.

Chain Blasters launches online worldwide December 31. Watch my space for more details as I move ahead. Chain Blasters: The Blog of
Intelligent Humor is a new service of the Walt Disney Internet Group, part of the Disney Interactive Media Group of Compnies.

Every citizen in America wants to believe in the power of Red State and Blue State conservatism in the 21st century. More than 100 percent of our gubernatorial brethren is surveyed each decade by White House figures such as outgoing President George W. Bush and Vice President Richard Bruce Cheney in countless sessions of lawmaking - and the travails of conservatism are currently eradicated in
secrecy by Republican and Democratic dare studs in their quest to recreate the America dream. Only when the Blue States and the Red
States will wait in ambush to shoot gubernatorial bullets at Bush and
his Presidential aides in the Nation's Capitol, simply because of the
optimism in Washington, D.C. and the tyranny of illegal public policy in
every area of government.

Conservatism will prevail.

Meanwhile, Bush proposes new reform policies concerning immigration and the powers that be in Washington. Perhaps that's not
the smartest reason for defending immigrant migration in the U.S. and
that may not be fair.

But to which extent will Bush do everything and anything to apprehend
foreign immigration?

Say it won't be so dangerous to migrate more persons from Europe,
Latin America and Asia to America, and under the same hardship.

I, Mark Watson, will tell Congress to blast the liberal chain overdefended by the Blue States.

For good reason.

To me, immigration is just one of the many conflicts of liberal and conservative censorship created by power politicians who dare stud reform supremacy in D.C. But there is a lot of confrontation ahead.

Don't Know Much About author Kenneth Davis is at it again, preparing the manuscript for another volume of this acclaimed reference book franchise. Chase Away Now! is a challenging general knowledge trivia
book that comprises more than 7,000 questions on a variety of topics
ranging from anthropology and natural history to sports and politics. The latest Davis reference book resembles his many other best-selling
titles in the series; and, believe me, it's an intelligence, yet informational
publication that bypasses all other reference book I've ever read.

As with all Davis books, Chase Away Now! is as curious and insightful as any other nonfiction book, hardcover or paperback, in terms of retail
sales worldwide.

You see, with Chase Away Now!, families and friends from around the
world will experience a new and intellectual experience in nonfiction reference.

Find out more about Kenneth C. Davis' latest book in the Don't Know Much About collection at http://www.kennethcdavis.com.

Want to be a part of Greg Fitzsimmons' TrustBust Police and win up to
$1 million for every question answered? Litton Worldwide Distribution is teaming with Fox Television Studios, part of the global entertainment,
publishing, broadcasting and digital media company News Corporation, to conduct auditions for its fourthcoming game show Family Trust, debuting February 2009 in national syndication.

Representives from Litton and FtvS are on hand to search for the smartest members of the family to appear in front of a live studio audience as two teams, each with five champions and five challengers,
compete to win a family trust worth more than $1 million.

Each member of the TrustBust Police must answer multiple-choice general-knowledge questions in an effort to score points. The family with highest score possible wins a $1 million trust and gets to compete head-to-head with five new members of the TrustBust Police in a test of knowledge, nerve and skill. I dare each of the 10 members of the
TrustBust Police to pick brains by answering a single question in order to score points. Once Greg Fitzsimmons asks the response to a trivia
question, each member of the TrustBust Police scores up to 1,000
points during each round of play.

Here's what I do: I am posting an entire full episode of a Chilean version of the program on DailyMotion.com in about a couple of weeks
- so watch the 59-minute episode of Family Trust, and pick all seven areas of your entire human brain.

What is a family trust? Find out more at http://www.familytrust.litton.tv.

Let's play Family Trust!