oh god  
oh frick

@Havock  
With pinkie inside, it magically turned into a cotton candy machine, though…

Nooooooooooooooooooo!

@Havock  
One of these days, Miss Ponk will finally catch that pink tail.

@Background Pony #8302  
You misunderstand the power of washing machines  

@Havock  
I’m not sure Pinkie Pie can be contained, even in a washing machine.

Derpibooru comments never fail to entertain me

@Ping_chan  
Perhaps, Bob Saget doesn’t wanna be associated with the show anymore, or the company is too cheap to pay him, or something. Even some of the newer episodes of AFV reair old home movie clips. Though, Saget did appear for an anniversary special apparently.

@Beau Skunky  
Sometimes people get caught up in legal issues, airing a episode on TV has the same legal and licensing issues that you would have to go through just to download a episode to your phone/computer using one of those digital download apps like Google Play Movies or iTunes.  
I can go on my phone right now and find anime or music that I can download, but other stuff will show up and I can see listed but it only says “unavailable for your area” and the only good reason anyone can come up why I can’t download it is a licensing issue.

@Nightweaver20xx  

 
I miss the Bob Saget episodes, I wonder why they can’t reair them.

@Background Pony #8302  
Let’s go with yes.
 
@BarryFromMars  
I was born in 82, and my mom was one of those optimistic early adopters of computers, so I got to see the really early days of AOL and dial-up internet and everything.

@Goddess Erosia  
The Internet, like Camelot, is a silly place.

I see Matsumura Fishworks and Tamaribuchi Heavy Manufacturing Concern have expanded into laundry detergent with new Miss Sparkle!

@Goddess Erosia
 
Yeah, the 1950s were pretty simple with cars; if you got in a crash (especially at highway speeds,) you most likely died. I won’t list all of the defects but the lack of seat belts is just the tip of the iceberg.
 
@AaronMk
 
It’s about what’s focused on, not time.
 
@infinita est lux Solis
 
I was born in 1991 and I had computer access at 2 or 3 but it was with games and other software. Dad started me early. I had no internet then, though (1993 / 1994 - Early 1995.)

@Background Pony #8302  
they do! Just like the washing machine contains Pinkie pie.

@Pizzamovies  
Do the marepods contain Tide Pods? Because she’s doing laundry.
 
…I guess it was funnier in my head.

@Goddess Erosia  
“Bahahahaha! This contest is over, give that mare the 10,000 dollars!”

@Goddess Erosia  

 
Remember when none of us were adults and so we’re without worries or awareness of our own futures because our world was limited to cartoons and propagandizing teachers in the elementary school teachers, but it was fine because there was nothing to be alert about in or out of the relatively small social bubble we built?
 
Good times.

@Ping_chan
 
“simpler times” weren’t always truly better. I firmly believe that humans aren’t any more stupid than they’ve ever been. It’s just that the information age has made us realize just how stupid we really are.

This is why you buy side door washers

@Ping_chan  
I was born in the year 2001, and didn’t have access to computers or TV until 2013…

@Nightweaver20xx  
Yup, I was a kid when that show was around, back when TV was 480i before they even called it that and people used camcorders and VHS decks.

@Ping_chan  
That’s OK I remember it when it was hosted by Bob Saget.

@Goddess Erosia  
I miss the internet from the late 90’s, when it was a whole lot simpler…  
I could say the same about TV from the 80’s and 90’s,but there was a limited amount of cartoons and TV shows that I actually liked.  
And yah those “try not to laugh” compilations usually are enough to get me to close off my computer and go outside for fresh air and try to remember what people did before computers.

@Ping_chan
 
Yes I know I’m old. That was basically internet fail compilations before internet fail compilations. Now those have since then bled into YOU LAUGH YOU LOSE youtube playlists or general memes.
 
We even had the same fame-seeking clickbait mentality back then too. Half the people on that show after a while were purposefully staging shit to get it on the show and you can see it in really bad acting or else the act they were doing was so absurdly stupid you know it was 100% being made specifically for the show so they can get like five seconds of TV-fame.
 
I got really annoyed at people who all started doing the same stunt too, the show basically featured memes. There was this thing people did where they climbed on a bucket or a table that was under a ceiling fan spinning at full speed, and the AH-HAH FUNNY OMG I CAN’T BELIEVE HE DID THAT thing they do is jump face-first into the fan, basically just….because.
 
I don’t know why this dare caught on so much but they had that fucking clip every other day, different people same dumbass stunt where you hurt yourself for fame. It was only a little funny the first time and never again after that.
 
I was more disappointed to see this “challenge” still be a thing even after the internet took off. That’s a common fail compilation video thing. I hate people who all do the same stunt that has 100% the same result every single time