I really should just add it, because that situation been bugging me a little. (I only grew up watching Fox Kids.
Although she is a person, Penny from the big bang theory relates to this trope given she is constantly mocked by Sheldon for being backward.
Miss, not ma'am
So THAT's what "void where prohibited" means. I've been wondering for years. Thank you.
Didn't want to add to the natter cluttering up the page, but to the person who posted this:
Not the person who posted it, but my own experience is that periodically things that are only available to Internet users in the UK (such as BBC iPlayer) will suddenly decide I'm not in the UK after all. I don't know why it happens, maybe my broadband finds a faster route from Inverness to London by going via Ireland or something.
I wanted to add Mobile metropolitan area's The WB situation in late 90s. But sure, because it's not to be one of the cities that cannot view the The WB/Kids WB station over the air and on cable exclusively (since WGN America lost the broadcast rights to Kids WB/The WB).
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