Search results

You know, there’s more to life than worrying 24/7 about old episodes of a show made for preschoolers.

Can we take this time to acknowledge that Bob McGrath has pretty much outlived everyone.

Same here.

Is there something bad about her we should know about?

Seems promising. I just hope it’s not another Office-type series where they have the characters talking to the camera with how they feel about whatever they’re going through.

This past Wednesday’s Jeopardy episode featured a contestant named Emma Shirato Almon who apparently appeared as a small child on Sesame Street. I wonder if there’s any way of finding out which episodes she appeared on?

That sounds like something they would have done, but do you have a source that confirms this?

As much I hate Elmo, the Rocco episodes were one of the few times where I actually found him tolerable. I can only hope that this reignited interest will prompt them to do another Rocco episode. I don’t think they’ve done one in several years, at least not since Kevin Clash and Fran Brill were...

I'm surprised that Frank is even doing a con.

This is literally every fan site, group, and page out there. The thing that has always bothered me about fan forums is how its "fans" will start drama over the dumbest and miniscule sh*t. They will act and behave in ways that are completely unnecessary. Need I remind everyone that some...

No, it doesn't. Honestly, the show doesn't even work today in its current setting. It's become way too fantasized, completely going against its original intention. I know they've always had muppets roaming the streets, but its polished and gentrified look doesn't give the sense that this could...

I posted about this in the "Old Nickelodeon" thread, but I've decided to make this its own thread to see if I come through with anything. If what I claim isn't true, then I'll remove it. There was a show that ran on Nickelodeon during the late 1980s called Rated K: For Kids By Kids, where kids...

Okay, I don't know if anyone on here was old enough to remember Rated K: For Kids. It was a show that ran on Nickelodeon during the late 1980s where kids would review the latest movies, kind of like Siskel & Ebert. I could've sworn that there was an episode where Kermit the Frog made a guest...

Hey, for what it is, he's in a lot better shape than most 89 year-olds I've seen.

These idiots.

Glad I wasn't the only one who found this slightly unsettling as a kid.

Well, I finally just watched the special. I thought it was fine. Nothing truly outstanding (though, the effects look like something out of a PS2 cutscene), but it’s a step in the right direction. I am really trying to get used to Matt Vogel’s Kermit, but it’s just not doing it for me.

That explains why they were my least favorite part of Kablam.

I mean, look, the circumstances surrounding Steve's firing sucks, but at this point, we just have to put up with it. My main problem with Matt is that he has too much to do. The fact that he's both Kermit and Big Bird, the two most iconic Muppets out there, must put a burden on him.