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Seasons Greetings
by jerry
December 12, 2007 5:00 pm


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This JibJab video is a lot like the dream I had last night after seeing The Pixar Story at the Egyptian. What a great film — and just like the Pixar features themselves, I found it very inspiring.

Speaking of Pixar, The Food Network has been running a special episode of their series Dinner Impossible shot at Pixar’s Emeryville studio. In Pixar Movie Mission the chef has 6 hours to feed the entire staff of Pixar, with recipes based on Pixar characters from Finding Nemo, Cars and Ratatouille. Worth watching just to see Brad Bird introduce the Food Network cook — with Lou Romano was one of his “assistant chefs”. It airs again on January 19th at 3:30pm ET/PT.

(Thanks, Evan Spiridellis and Andrew Atteberry)

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    • 11 comments   posted in Cartoon Culture

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    12/12/07  5:31pm
    Keith Bryant says:

    Looks like pretty company to me. Merry Christmas!
    12/12/07  8:32pm
    Charlie says:

    Sorry what happened to ya, Jerry…that must of hurt! OW! ;)
    12/12/07  10:19pm
    uncle wayne says:

    Ohhhhhhhh, my GAWRD!!! Of the over 100 cards I get, E & regular, that IS the best. Too damn bad I can’t “run the thing” on my Wall-0-Cards! Super-terrif! A very very Merry right back AT cha!!
    12/12/07  10:42pm
    Emily says:

    Awesome video! What fun…Frank, Ollie, John, Disney…and Jerry!
    12/12/07  10:46pm
    Tommy Day says:

    Haha that’s great Jerry. Nice outfits!
    12/12/07  11:22pm
    Floyd Norman says:

    Great card, Jerry.

    And yes, Pixar does have a great commissary. Yum!
    12/13/07  6:59am
    Michael J. Ruocco says:

    Nice card, Jerry! Frank & Ollie kicked your butt!

    Did you see the “It’s a Wonderful Life” card they did? That one would look really funny to send. But for two bucks a card, I wouldn’t get too attatched to them.
    12/13/07  7:30am
    sandra says:

    when i am watching the seasons greeting animation it just stops right in mid air—-is that right?
    how can i put my faces in there and do the whole thing??
    12/13/07  10:25am
    red pill junkie says:

    In case of swelling, some ice might help… oh wait! :-D
    12/13/07  2:21pm
    Bobby D. says:

    Yes, a really nice commissary…and cool parking spaces! Oh, and the air is really clean, 70 degrees and it never rains! There’s no place like Pixar, there’s no place like Pixar”…
    12/13/07  6:27pm
    Bill Field says:

    THIS VIDEO PROVES IT! ALL THESE YEARS, WALT’S REALLY BEEN ON ICE…AND JERRY HELPED!
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