@ Joneser - At risk of you thinking less of me, I condemn this. Only because I used to really like Pee Wee back in the old days. What I have seen of him recently strikes me as both painfully unfunny and more than a bit creepy. Then again, I didn't see "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" so maybe I'm missing something.

I totally allow this. I was a big fan as a kid. I used to practice kissing on my Pee-Wee doll. TMI, I know.

Pee-Wee Herman hate is so 1991.

Pee-wee's always been creepy. In the original stage show Reubens portrayed him as a voyeuristic pervert, and there's something inherently unsettling about a fully grown man acting like a kid.

Pee-wee, though, owns the creepiness. If the act was all fuzziness and certainty it wouldn't have any kind of edge. Part of what makes the character appealing is the unspoken assertion that an id-driven imp is underneath the prancing man-child, and that he just might snap at any second.

Paul Reubens has never been not funny for a moment. He has a sandwich named after him! What do you have named after you?

Paul Reubens is one of the most gifted comedians the planet has ever seen. C&B, I'm not sure if you are being deeply ironic, or merely retarded.

@rabblevox: Watch out for those tricky double negatives.

BTW, I'll join the majority. DON'T DIS PEE-WEE!