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I think it all depends on context. For instance, if you think you're alone, but there's actually a burglar in the house, then that would be worse, lol.

Top 10 Retro Commercials (in no particular order): 1. Cotton - The Fabric of Our Lives 2. Stetson - Easy for You 3. The Milford Plaza - The Lullabye of Broadway 4. Pepsi - Cindy Crawford and "Just One Look" 5. CBS Celebrates New York (and New Jersey) 6. Cheerios Christmas Carol (the original!)...

I swear one time I just saw the YouTube title "Kermit and Piggy Get Married" and I started tearing up! Lol

My Dad tears up every time he works with onions. Guess it's a personal thing, lol.

Yeah probably; would seem like an opportune moment. I don't know if I'll be going on Sunday since it's Kids Day but we'll see. :)

Then we don't have to listen to Kermit saying they aren't married either. ;) Still have to go by the 30th anniversary for me, hehe.

Lol, that was awesome I wish that would happen to me, lol. :grouchy:

I apologize if this was already posted: Elmo and Gordon to Appear at New York Comic Con http://www.toughpigs.com/elmo-and-gordon-to-appear-at-new-york-comic-con/ I find it somewhat bizarre that Gordon is being called Elmo's "dynamic counterpart." Not sure what show they're talking about, but...

I still go by the 30th anniversary special when :mad: calls :) "hubby." ; )

Sorry guys but my stance is still the same. That's why we have the ability to ignore. I don't think this is worthy of a ban.

I would ask Kermit, "Could you please tell Pinkflower that you're already married?" Lol

Because they did actually get married. (Sorry Pinkflower, hehe ;) )

Well Barney was a brand new show. Sesame Street had been on for several years and it's hard to maintain that level of consistent success. Plus Sesame Street had lost some of its most valuable performers.

I really blame parents for not thinking very deeply when it comes to their kids and Television. Something looks bright and colorful and they're sold on it being quality and harmless. I mean I can understand there's more important things to think about, like supporting the child financially and...

Funny you say that because I remember one time during the closing credits of Hey Dude the announcer pondered how much Mr. Ernst and Artie looked alike, lol. They weren't the same actor but after hearing that I started wondering, lol.

Who forgot what it was actually like to be a kid a long time ago. Too busy memorizing textbooks.

I just question their motives that's all. ;)

Actually that probably would have made more angry, lol. But that's just me. ;)

I honestly have no problem with those kinds of disclaimers. There are logical, historical reasons behind them. I saw none with the Sesame Street Old School disclaimers, lol.

Doesn't surprise me; ABC Family is pretty brutal when it comes to cutting scenes for time. I learned this during their 25 days of Christmas programming, lol.