I know a guy who knows another guy, and that guy knows some other guy. And that guy is @thatguyyouknow.

Yeah, my introduction to Disney's Aladdin was the MS-DOS/Sega Genesis game. And it was a pretty good one, I'd say. Years later I also played the SNES game. And while both were good, I prefer the former because it gave you a sword.
I remember the game being very easy, with two very painful exceptions. The first was the infamous flying carpet level. And the second was the final boss, Jafar. I couldn't beat as a kid though I finally managed to years later.
As for the movie the game was based on, it's a classic, no question. Everyone remembers the Genie, and he really was the best part. Aside from that, Jafar and Iago were really entertaining and the songs were great, too.
While the live action doesn't hold a candle, Will Smith was pretty fun as the Genie, but naturally he's no Robin Williams...

I was gonna save @typow777 for the 777th entry, but I doubt I'll make that many. So they'll just have to settle for number 77.

In the name of the Moon, I will reminisce about this series!
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Yet another anime introduced to be via the German dub (last one, I promise). And man, given the notoriously bad English dub, I could not be more grateful.
I remember my favorite Scout was Sailor Jupiter (though thunder is NOT lightning). She was tall, though, very pretty (ponytails are my weakness as it turns out) and constantly trained to better her fighting abilities. Despite that, she was also very feminine. Apparently her dream was just to settle down and raise a family.
As time went on, I also grew to like Sailor Mercury more and more. She was the brains of the outfit, but also very kind and sweet.
I used to think that Sailor Uranus (yes, ha ha, funny) was a boy who liked to crossdress. I remember thinking it was a bit odd but I went along with it. Sailor Uranus and Sailor Mercury's theme is still one of my favorites. And they're still one of the most popular anime couples ever...

There is a Hachi among us...

After spending some time with an insect street gang, @zippytheroach rose to become the Dancing Cockroach we know today.

It's too much to hope for that you know who Gawr Gura is and that you are referencing her, isn't it?

"Sind sie die Schlümpfe?"
"Nein, wir sind die Jäger!"

So no one told you life was gonna be this way. *CLAP* *CLAP* *CLAP* *CLAP* *CLAP*
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I'm not much for sitcoms but this really was such a nice little series. Kinda bland, but still managed to get some laughs outta me. And maybe that's why I remember it. It had a nice, cozy atmosphere that you wanted to return to.
Among the characters, Chandler was definitely the funniest. I wouldn't surprised if some of my sarcastic nature was influenced BY him.
I also really liked Phoebe's weird energy and how she always stayed positive despite her less than favorable circumstances growing up.
If they remade the series today, would it be called Frens?...

Hey Rosa (can I call you Rosa?), how much do you weigh?

@stormlink15, not quite a Raidraptor, but a Staraptor is pretty close, I'd say.

Hey there, Funsub mamas. Wanna hang with a manly man?
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It still surprises me that a lot of people didn't pick up that you AREN'T supposed to do what Johnny did if you wanna get girls. What's even more astounding is that sometimes his tactics do work IRL.
The show was a Cartoon Network original, and one of the best, at least in terms of comedy. In the first seasons, Johnny was a muscle head but they did try to make him sympathetic to some degree, and he wasn't a complete idiot. They had a bit more heart.
The last seasons really shifted the focus towards comedy, being faster paced with joke after joke. While those episodes were funnier, Johnny did take a dive in the intelligence department, going from clueless to outright moronic at times.
For some odd reason, this show never got rebooted. And I'm still waiting on the live action movie staring the Rock...

Upon deep reflection, I have concluded that it might indeed be the titties. (Thanks to @karlboll for his Men's Day post. For some reason I thought it was tomorrow)

He flew too high and got turned into a weird fairy egg creature. That's how the myth of @iccarus goes, right?