Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! Harryhausen's, where frantic monsters run around as Celia shouts angrily at Mike, as he and Sulley sneak through the back door of Monsters, Inc. with Boo. The taxis encounter the CDA (Child Detection Agency) searching for Boo as they enter the Monsters, Inc. factory. The taxis then drive past Needleman and Smitty in the lobby and into the men's locker room where Mike appears worried, saying that he has Boo's door set up on the scare floor while Sulley waits for Boo to use the restroom. Randall appears then disappears in a nearby corner. In a giant room where closet
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo her "keen business sense" with which she feeds her family on $80 a week by clipping copious coupons, playing bingo, exploiting roadkill, and acquiring child-support checks from each of her four children's fathers. Prior to the show's second season, Hank Stuever of "The Washington Post" said the show "feels as real to me as the Great Depression images shot by the WPA photographers" and praised the "solid—if unorthodox—family values." "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" has been lampooned by the animated TV series "South Park", in its season 16 episode "Raising the Bar", by the animated TV series "MAD", in a