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I heard they went out and a had a cup of joe today to celebrate the finding of Brian Meehl's Elmo.

Okay, so we have a merger going on between neckties, IM Healthy Soynut Butter and windmill cookies... I'm game. 👍 But the question is, when do the kids get sawed in half?

I guess you do have a point in that those who care will find it, but don't be surprised if it shows up on YouTube.

I used to have a nightmare about Xmas Eve on Sesame Street when Kermit was sitting on the barrel... don't ask.

Thank God. They really have slowed down on bringing other characters in. Giving me vibes of the Baby Looney Tunes episode where Marvin the Martian came over and they all treated him badly (excpet Taz) and he ended up fixing all their stuff... it was actually pretty emotional.

What a hoot! I find it interesting that they had a trajectory for the Elmo character just based on the name and puppet: like they knew he was gonna be a thing, but it was just a matter of time/performers. Scott, put this clip on YouTube. The world needs to see it, and it will get a bunch of...

Was Telly the whiny version in those episodes? I can just tell by how the puppet looks. Did they remodel him slightly when Marty took over? Also, there's something about the antron fleece aesthetic of the puppets I just love:

Safari Mall sounds like the name of a Vaporwave album. Is that a boy or a girl?

Add me to the VHS camp: Yes, I did learn stuff, but I was immediately more obsessed with how the puppets worked. I think I watched way more VHS tapes over what was actually on TV at the time.

This character is giving me strong Ally Sheedy Breakfast Club vibes.

Hi Snowth from 14 years ago! 👋 Anyway, yes, one of my all-time favorite photos:

It's kind of fascinating how something as timeless as Sesame Street got so heavily into disco.

Todd is the ultimate enigma: most people know "Bang the Drum" but don't know it was him, most people know "Hello It's Me" from "That '70s Show" or from being old and as you said, he had a hand in a bunch of landmark LPs and singles for groups such as Meat Loaf (he underwrote the entire album)...

Next month I'll be seeing Micky Dolenz, Todd Rundgren, Christopher Cross, Jason Scheff (Chicago) and Joey Molland (Badfinger) play a set of their greatest hits and then cover the White Album in its entirety... I don't know if it gets anymore old school than that. :cool:

Your post just planted a bizarre thought in my brain: I wonder if there's ever been an aunt/uncle who has been younger than their niece/nephew; it's totally possible, right? I have cousins who are 25 years older than me so they've always been aunts and uncles to me.

Am I the only one who noticed mid-'70s Bert has this weird flap thing going on above his upper-lip? It's not the best example, but it's there.

The early 200s? Man, you are old fuzzygobo!

Okay, the more and more these episodes get uncovered, the more and more I'm wrong about characters like Bert, Cookie and Grover not appearing in street scenes.

What if Donald Trump collabs with T Swift on her next song? Produced by Charlie Benson of course. :big_grin:

Me: "Hey, can I get some Heinz 57 sauce" Cashier: "Sure" Me: "Fuzzy sent me" Cashier: