It also got me thinking about how if you go back far enough, all the celebrities from a given decade are dead. Like I don’t think anyone who was famous in the 50s is still alive. The celebrities of the sixties are rare and pretty much half of anyone famous in the seventies is dead. I’ll put a fork in the seventies with Lee Majors’ demise. Can you imagine the jokes when the six million dollar man finally dies?

1. Darrell Hammond was a cast member this year, but he has indeed finally left the show.

2. Also leaving the show was long time announcer Don Pardo.

3. Did you know that Norm MacDonald actually created “Celebrity Jeopardy!” He said it was just a way to do the Burt Reynolds impersonation more often.

Regarding Cap’n Crunch, maybe by the time I was eating it, Quaker changed the ingredients, like how General Mills did with its monster cereals several years ago.

Two other cereals that melted instantly in milk were Post’s Cocoa Pebbles and Fruity Pebbles.

I think the most disgusting-tasting cereal I ever ate was Peanut Butter Cap’n Crunch.

Thanks very much for taking the time to read my review. Oh and Rob, I must disagree with you on Cap’n Crunch. I remember countless times as a kid literally destroying the roof of my mouth because that damn cereal was so rock hard and jagged. It was like eating gravel.