Which "Gordon" is the best one?

[Redsonga]

He just has this very uncle-y feeling about him, the first Gordon just does not give that feeling to me, he was a little more Gobo-ish

 

[wwfpooh]

He just has this very uncle-y feeling about him, the first Gordon just does not give that feeling to me, he was a little more Gobo-ish

Nice and very accurate comparison, at least, in my opinion.

 

[Ilikemuppets]

But for me, there's nothing like the Lovely Magic Gordon Guy being able to act rediculous with such a straight face.

Yeah! I love that about the human cast!

I also see the where the connection with Matt and Gobo are coming from.

 

[Daffyfan4ever]

Roscoe all the way. That was the Gordon I grew up with. After 34 years of being on the show, he still brings life to that character.

 

[wwfpooh]

Yep. It's just too bad that the adults are often only used as supporting characters nowadays.

 

[Ilikemuppets]

Yep. It's just too bad that the adults are often only used as supporting characters nowadays.

They are starting to be used a little bit more this current season.

 

[wwfpooh]

Oh good. I haven't seen--say--Bob since Elmo's World debuted, practically.

 

[Redsonga]

It seems that the new humans are seen more often than the old ones as far as that goes, which is a shame for Bob since he is pretty much the father of SS

 

[wwfpooh]

It seems that the new humans are seen more often than the old ones as far as that goes, which is a shame for Bob since he is pretty much the father of SS

Agreed. But I can understand that the older ones are getting up there in years & that they probably want to gracefully step away instead of being mentioned after their death (Mr. Hooper) or being written out of the show (David).

 

[Redsonga]

Agreed. But I can understand that the older ones are getting up there in years & that they probably want to gracefully step away instead of being mentioned after their death (Mr. Hooper) or being written out of the show (David).

I really don't think that is the case with Bob or he would have left years ago..and besides, even if someone dies they seem more in the habit of just forgetting them (even if they are seen a lot) than actually saying they died anymore, even if little ones know about death already..which I think is a bit odd. Little ones aren't stupid, they need to have it talked about..Not like a show like Little Bill, which stopped being made when the actor that played his daddy died