The spit take segment is funny, but I can't help but wonder who has to wipe off the set afterwards.

Just seeing the face of any of the characters in this movie makes me laugh uncontrollably. Especially Troy's dorky teeth.

There's something I hate so much about these 90s family movies. Something about the cutesy, "heartwarming hijinks"-type music and the stereotypical, overacted characters and storylines just makes me want to throw up. I usually try to avoid being this harsh, but it just drives me crazy. I don't like those things in any movie, but in these incredibly poorly executed ones (like this one and Quest of the Delta Knights) they bring me dangerously close to punching somebody.
(Sorry for ranting. I'm done now.)

So he figured out that the statue was from the year 5200 A.D. by just doing math? Didn't have to run any tests on the material, or...?

I can't get that stupid music out of my head! And, uh, is the "Hawaiian Punch" in the closing segment a can of pie filling?

That Mystos host segment led me to look up Mentos commercials from the 90s, and I do not regret that decision. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfp2Bg6iUdY

The TV in the "Where, oh, Werewolf?" segment says "stony" instead of "sony", probably for director of photography Jeff Stonehouse. Aw, that's adorable c:

We're not really supposed to like any of these protagonists, are we? Because they're doing a pretty good job of being utterly detestable.

I think Mike calls Crow "Bill" at ~16:44...

The moral of the short seems to be that if you wander off at a crowded fair, you'll get to do all sorts of cool stuff and meet every celebrity. Who is this kid, Forrest Gump?

Is the kid's name supposed to be Eichi?

Any speculations on exactly what "Method #53" is?