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I actually wrote a brief tribute to one of Joe Raposo's Sesame Street songs once: http://herald7.wordpress.com/2012/01/05/sesame-street-live-action-segments/

Always has been my favorite Muppet Christmas special. I love the risks it took with story telling and it really brings back a lot of nostalgia for me. :)

The thing is it's easy to say everyone should get their moment in a film but it's a ton of characters to look after, lol.

Oh no, actually I was afraid it would come out that way. What I'm saying is Walter's a redundant character because Scooter already filled the role of eager, innocent apprentice to the Muppets.

I have to agree. Plus I mean he's basically Scooter all over again which isn't fair to the actual Scooter.

More evidence that mental illness is not being addressed enough in this country, heh.

I really think it depends on which project you're comparing it to.

The only thing we have to face is the concept of balance, lol. You can have the spiritual meaning and still have a good time with the celebratory aspects. I don't think God wants people to be miserable and brooding during his birthday. It's just a question of keeping your priorities straight.

Aw thank you, well maybe age is just a number sometimes, right? :wisdom:

Lol, yeah I guess I'm a bit too serious sometimes (no offense to 40 years old, hehe).

Sorry but I think there's a slight generation gap here, lol.

Oh I saw the original version and I wasn't a huge fan either. I was more of a Roundhouse fan, they should bring that back! :D

If other people like it, that's great. I just don't see it and I think my kids would benefit more from earlier seasons. I do see a show that's trying, certainly. But I see a show that's merely bright and bland the way most kid's show are today. ::shrugs:: Agree to disagree. :)

Well for me it's not just the loss of characters, it's the quality of the writing in general. I'm just not sure it's there anymore. And again it's understandable for such a long running show. I don't except SNL to be ground breaking comedy like the way it was in the beginning. Television just...

Nothing to see here, just another dying industry desperately grabbing on to any gimmick they can, lol.

Want to point out Richard Hunt's incredible Kermit impersonation at the end, hehe. ;) :)

Yeah I definitely get what you're saying as well. I guess I just don't have the faith that the episode will be as deep as the Hooper episode. Yeah Fat Albert did a good job. The only thing that bothered me was how all the pressure was on the child to accept the change.

See I don't see those as bad results. They were just human results. We can't always rush in and make sure kids are "all right" 24/7 and never upset. That's not real life. Kids have every right to be angry and upset during a divorce. It seems to me the only people benefiting from kids not...

I always thought they were too hasty in pulling the first attempt at tackling divorce. Did they really expect kids not to get upset? Divorce is an upsetting thing. Kids have to learn to deal with those feelings too. I don't know, to me it's kind of wimpy to introduce the topic after it's...

You understand me perfectly, lol.