Roger Colton offers a fond remembrance of a true television original

Jim Hill shares some of the intriguing announcements that have popped up in his in-box over the last week or so.

With just days 'til Universal Orlando's sure-to-be smash hit attraction, "Revenge of the Mummy" officially opens to the public, Jim Hill wonders: How is Universal ever going to top this attraction? Particularly since the company has just laid off most of the people who actually designs ride & shows for its theme parks?

It's the Internet equivalent of bird watching. So take a gander at the over-sized gobblers that have begun wandering into Jim and Nancy's backyard.

... But it's all for a good cause, folks. Jim's trying to raise money for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute by taking part in the 9th Annual Janet McDonald Memorial Walk Against Cancer.

Have you seen that Seinfeld/Superman "webisode" yet? If not, then Jim Hill suggests that you make like "... a speeding bullet" and go check out this ground-breaking advertisement ASAP.

Wanna read some fun Disney satire? Then -- courtesy of John Lockamy -- take a look at these Chuck Lorre vanity cards.

Matt Springer pays tribute to one of the real classics of video gaming. So let's join him now on a journey back to Death Mountain as Matt looks fondly back at "The Legend of Zelda."

JHM's Andrea Monti (AKA MickeyFantasmic) returns from the U.K. with a truly terrifying tale about his trip through the new interactive version of the Chamber of Horrors at Madame Tussauds' waxworks.

JHM contributor Scott Irving returns with a great column about the Hallmark traveling show that recently passed through his hometown. Learn all about what Hallmark has in store for your Christmas tree come 2004!