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It was a series of WWE albums, that had a lot of previously recorded wrestling theme songs that were never officially released on any of the previous WWE albums for many years.

They were basically alternate versions of the more well known wrestling themes, that the wrestlers only came out to the ring to for a very short time and then you never heard them again.

For example the 2003 Rock Hollywood theme finally came out THANK GOD. The 2000 version of Mick Foley's Wreck theme when he was the commissioner is on there. Jericho's theme that he actually debuted with in 1999. Oh and the ORIGINAL version of Rowdy when Road Dogg and K-Kwik (R-Truth) rapped to the ring with it in late 2000 is on there. Not the garbage one on the WWF Volume 5 CD.

Why don't they make those albums anymore ? I loved hearing those unreleased wrestling themes we never heard in their entirety other than just when they were used on TV.

There was some storyline going on (in 2006 I think it was), when the real Kane was still bald and he was still wearing the red and black pants he had on since he unmasked a few years prior to this. Then WWE brought in another wrestler dressed up like the old version of Kane from The Attitude Era (with the full mask and his old red bodysuit with the black flames on them).

Then the real Kane took the mask back and we never saw the fake Kane again. Why was it dropped ?

It was funny the first time it happened in 95, since that was the point of Buzz Lightyear's character to begin with but now the gimmick is old and worn out.

For a large chunk of the films, we gotta hear the "Star Command" stuff or "minions of Zurg" or the whole "galactic alliance" thing. It's ran its course.

I don't mean Austin's current one. I'm talking about the earlier version of that theme (on WWF The Music Volume 2) that he had back in late 96 and all of 1997 and most of 1998, that was slower and had more bass in it with grittier sounding guitar riffs and police sirens in there.

I know he stopped using it in 1998, but I can't remember the exact show that he had it for the last time before changing it to the "I Won't Do What You Tell Me" one that he currently uses.

One week from now when Toy Story 5 is released on the 19th of this month, it will be on the day after the 16th anniversary of Toy Story 3 (on June 18th) and two days before the 4th movie turns 7 years old on June 21st.

Buzz has a red button in the inside of his back, which is said to be his original factory mode settings. Meaning, he reverts to his former self as if he just came out of the box.

That makes more sense rather than him just freezing in front of humans, because everyone else is.

It's the Hollywood theme, but it's not the original heel one with the helicopter floating around in the video. It's the other one that had that part cut out, and instead he just shouts "IF YA SMELL" and then the song starts without the "what The Rock is cooking" and it's the same beat as the Hollywood theme but it's a remix of it.

It was only used a couple of times when Rock saved Foley before WrestleMania 20 in 2004, and then he changed the song back to the 5 year old one from 2000 and never went back to that Hollywood remix again.

Toy Story 5 which is coming out next month has a PG rating, despite the fact there's a lot of scenes in the previous Toy Story movies that are not meant for kids : screaming chimpanzees, prison cells. Creepy baby dolls. Kids cutting heads off of dolls and replacing them with pterodactyl heads. Mr Potato Head pulling his lips off and kissing his own behind, or Buzz "getting drunk" at a pretend tea party etc.

There's been so many of these jokes clearly meant for older viewers, yet the movies are rated G but the 5th one isn't ?

I was born in the 90's after he already became Mario, and was already an established character in his own video game series at that point (around the time of Super Mario World before Mario 64). However I am aware of his early history (because of watching documentaries of it) with him starting from a Donkey Kong game when Mario wasn't his name yet, and he actually had already been in a lot of games prior to him becoming the character the whole Nintendo brand was centered around but I never experienced it when it happened.

What were those early 80's years pre-Super Mario Bros like ?

The Scooby Doo one, is the only time I remember him losing his glasses but he covers his eyes so that you can't see them and then switches his with Velma's. Other than that, I don't think Johnny has ever been seen without his shades but I could be wrong.

If he was ever seen without them, which episode was it ?

When the news broke of his unfortunate passing, I remembered that he already stopped acting a few years ago due to a stroke that affected his speech. I know that Kane did the voices of The Professor and Him in the original PPG series from 98 to 2004 but did he come back to voice the characters again in those special one off episodes or the reboot ? I don't remember if he did.

I read online that the original Star Wars film, (not the special editon version) will be finally be released for the first time in many years in 2027 when the movie is 50 years old. Due to George Lucas not wanting it to be the version released after he tinkered with it and the other two Star Wars films from 1980 and 83, but is it going to be released on DVD after its re-released again ? Or are we stuck with the special editons for eternity ?

The movie was already announced in 2014, and it was still in production in 2017 by the time Rickles died, but he hadn't recorded any voices for it yet. He had already signed up to be in the film a few years before that, but this was an earlier version of TS4 that was later scrapped.

This is why his Potato Head character was reduced to pre-recorded audio in the later cut in 2019 that ended up being the one that got released.

Lee already started filming some scenes, but did he only shoot the end of it in the yellow jumpsuit, and leave it not finished due to him shooting the other film and then dying before he could complete it ?