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I was wondering if anybody in this forum is ambidextrous(you know, both left-handed and right-handed). My former karate instructor is ambidextrous.

I always liked the lesser known character of Arthur the chimpanzee created by Lillian Hoban better than the greater known character of Arthur the aardvark created by Marc Brown. The books I am familiar with(and own)about Arthur the chimpanzee are: Arthur's Pen Pal Arthur's Loose Tooth...

Here is a skit I wrote: (Zoe comes in Elmo's house) Zoe:Hi, Elmo. What are you doing? Elmo:Nothing much. But now that you're here, I can finally perform my magic trick. (Elmo takes out a box and saw) Elmo:Get in the box. Hurry! I want to saw you in half! Zoe:I just want to warn you, I'm...

Remember those toys Tyco used to make called Sesame Street Little Lessons? They had a screen and when a button was pressed, they would scroll up and down pictures? They were available in three versions: ABC, Animals, and 123.

Why does old Garfield merchandise say (C)United Feature Syndicate, but new Garfield merchandise says (C)PAWS?

Remember the clip, "Young McDonald went to town, Ei-Ei-O..." Was this clip done by the same animators as the ones who did the skit about the boy helping the alien find its way back to the baseball diamond?

After seeing various classic cartoon characters on TV commercials, I thought maybe certain Nickelodeon cartoon characters could appear on TV commercials as well, if the companies had permission from Nickelodeon. Here are some examples: SpongeBob SquarePants: StarKist Vlasic Fairly...

Hey, I noticed that Guy Smiley and SpongeBob wear the same solid red tie. Anybody else noticed?

I would like to know the story behind the following songs: Polly Wolly Doodle Oh Susanna Jimmy Crack Corn(The Blue-Tail Fly) Swanee River

In the "Hurricane" episodes, instead of sheep doing the cha-cha, the warning that a hurricane was coming should have been somebody getting framed of wrongdoing(analysis: Bob Dylan's song, "Hurricane"). And the episodes should have included a song, "Here comes the story of Hurricane, the storm...

I am aware that the celibacy rule in the Catholic church applies to nuns as well as priests, but I know some Catholic religious education directors who are married with children. How does a religious education director differ from a nun that unlike nuns, religious education directors in the...

How did Ord and Wheezie get their names? Is Ord a short form of Gordon or Jordan?

What happened to the Burger King Kids Club characters of I.Q., Kid Vid, Wheels, Lingo, Jaws, Boomer, Snaps, and J.D. that Burger King doesn't use them anymore?

Does Sesame Workshop still own the rights to characters that are no longer on the show, such as Sam the Robot, Roosevelt Franklin, and many others?

I was wondering-does cooking a milk product make the food easier for the lactose intolerant to digest?

First the Nick on CBS block of shows on CBS was Nick Jr. only, then it was Nick and Nick Jr., now they've eliminated all the older-age Nicktoons from the Nick on CBS block and made CBS' Saturday morning block just Nick Jr. shows. Can anyone tell me why they got rid of all the older-age Nicktoons...

In the 70s and 80s, Fisher-Price used to make Sesame Street record players. But how come today, with CDs as state-of-the-art, they don't make Sesame Street CD players?

I haven't seen her for a while. What happened to Susan?

Seasons 34 and 35 have been pretty short, and they haven't had many old clips. Since there are no more new episodes of Dragon Tales, and Sagwa is on hiatus/TBD(they haven't made any new episodes), I would assume Sesame Workshop could regain the money for many episodes. And I hope next season...

Does anybody remember seeing the following books on Sesame Street? The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle Where's My Teddy by Jez Alborough The Maestro Plays by Bill Martin Jr.