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In other words, real life. Instead of a day reinforcing fantasy. ;)

No problem! It's definitely worth it, there's so much information on Sesame Street's various projects around the world. And also talks about what a success story the South African show had been. :)

Lol, yeah my friend and I have the same issue. She introduced me to Cats and I introduced her to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. And there are times when we both regret it, lol.

How true that it. ;) Lol, yay, great picture!

I wouldn't mind, honestly. That would be cool, lol. But if it bothers you, I could always change mine, it's been a couple days, lol.

I can identify and maybe that's why I like Hare from Adventures in Wonderland too, because that describes him perfectly as well, lol. He sometimes takes things people tell him a little too literally because he's sort of off in his own little world. And I like how he started off as Hatter's...

There was actually a very similar question when I took the SAT II's for English/Writing. I had been reading The Elephant Man at the time so I chose to focus on him. In this fictionalized version of the true story, John Merrick was someone who had been badly psychologically tortured and isolated...

Um you wouldn't want to be with a guy who would pay.

Sadly I was not shocked at all.

LOL, wow. You know I hadn't noticed that, lol. I was wondering when this thread would return, hehe.

Very nice, it's been awhile since I've seen that sketch, loved their rendition of "Look at That Face." :)

Have you seen the documentary The World According to Sesame Street?

Life long Trekkie, raised by two life long Trekkies, lol. :halo: Also grew up with Star Wars of course, the first film is still the best, IMO (and I'm not talking about Episode I, hehe). :)

And even the ones that actually are nominated tend to still be "popular films." You won't see too many decent independent ones, heh. Nor will you see too many working actors receiving awards when you have movie stars to take all the glory. Theses awards shows are just a way to keep the Hollywood...

And then they wonder why people don't watch the Oscars anymore, lol.

Gotta go with Fat Blue, I loved his sketches with Grover when I was a kid, lol.

I don't want the government being Big Brother when it's pretty much the reason these poverty stricken areas are that way in the first place, heh. Fair but questionably effective in the long term. Relapses are very common. That's been a familiar theme for years, that going straight won't pay...

Well yeah but they're often seen as jokes. Not saying I agree, but just pointing that out. ;)

You can't always dissect animation too much because sometimes it's just a matter of they didn't draw reactions for them because they were on a budget. ;) Btw I LOVE how Schroeder puts Violet in her place. :)

That's basically what I said, except for the killing part. ;)