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Because of the intro to Mysterious Theater, I want people to tell me what they think of the idea of the first episode containing a picture of Will Lee (who played Mr. Hooper) in Vincent Twice's living room, then in the next episode a picture of Northern Calloway (who played David) would be next...

Because of the intro to Mysterious Theater, what does anybody think of the idea of the first episode containing a picture of Will Lee (who played Mr. Hooper) in Vincent Twice's living room, then in the next episode a picture of Northern Calloway (who played David) would be next to the picture of...

Does anybody remember the 1985 cassette "The Real Mother Goose: 38 Classic Nursery Rhymes Read and Sung By Barbara Rosenblat, Nigel Pegram and the St. Paul's Girls' School Choir"? It included a board book with a square cutout in which to store the cassette and contained the following nursery...

This thread exists because I was a fan of the sawing in half act after I saw it at a circus in the summer of 1993.

Oh, please post them both as soon as possible! I haven't seen them since 2000 when they aired on PBS and would love to see them again.

If that Cookie Monster sketch were made today, I hope they'd have him try to dip some almonds, cashews, soybeans, sunflower seeds, walnuts, pecans, or macadamia nuts to try to make almond butter, cashew butter, soy butter, sunflower seed butter, walnut butter, pecan butter, or macadamia nut...

But back to my question, have any preschools or day care centers had sunflower seed butter or soy butter when providing food for the kids?

It's the allergies that have prompted schools to prohibit nut products.

In Season 31 and Season 32, there were transitional bumpers in which Big Bird and Snuffy would perform a vaudeville act that transitioned to the next clip and could be identified by the preceding performer. There are two I can't find on YouTube: 1. A tuxedoed elephant dances to "Tea for Two"...

Now that I understand that apple butter is not at all like peanut butter, but almond butter, cashew butter, walnut butter, pecan butter, and macadamia nut butter are (those are too common allergens to be used in a preschool), have any preschools ever had sunflower seed butter (one brand is...

You mean if Between the Lions had done an episode in which Lionel is "sawing Cleo in half" with Theo as the announcer and Leona says she can't be part of the show because she "got invited somewhere" when she would really be providing the feet and when Leona "came back", as they tell her it would...

What I meant by kids' shows is the shows on PBS. Why is it that Barney has never had Baby Bop be sawed in half, Kidsongs has never had Ruby Biggle be sawed in half, Sesame Street has never had Zoe be sawed in half, and much like an episode of Between the Lions where the viewers have seen that...

I didn't like that Max and Emmy (and later Enrique) were never given the ability to fly.

Does anybody remember a music video in which they are roasting Barbie dolls on the backyard grill? If anybody knows what it was a commercial for, can anybody help me find it?

I understand it was a kiddie show and that the viewers probably don't yet know the principles of science, but the question I want the answer to is: Why was flying never an option for Max and Emmy (and later Enrique)?

The version of Hansel and Gretel this thread is about is right here on YouTube:

When I was a kid in the 90s I remember seeing this commercial in which a woman said "I am a _____, but sometimes I disappear." Then on screen she gets erased from the bottom up against a blue background, until only the blue background is left. I know it was a clip, but maybe it wasn't a...

When I was a kid in the 90s I remember seeing this commercial in which a woman said "I am a _____, but sometimes I disappear." Then on screen she gets erased from the bottom up against a blue background, until only the blue background is left. Can anybody tell me what it was a commercial for or...

Actually, dragons being fictional beings is what is making me ask for the logic. The question I have been looking for the answer to is: Why were Max and Emmy (and later Enrique) never given the ability to fly when in Dragon Land? Is there a valid reason why even in Dragon Land, flying was not...

So as I asked at the beginning of this thread, does the Once-Ler smoke a cigar in the 2012 theatrical movie "The Lorax" or did they feel it is not politically incorrect anymore to portray smoking in any form?