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Well, I would assume yes, Humpty Dumpty did die, because they couldn't put him together again, and having no shell is liking having no body, so he obviously died. What do any of you think-did Humpty Dumpty die when he broke from his fall off the wall?

Okay, we know that companies don't take ideas for production from people outside the company. Do companies pay attention to or know about the ideas discussed on this or any other online forum? For example, does Sesame Workshop know about the ideas for Sesame Street placed on this forum?

We've seen various Sesame Street episodes and clips focusing on school. But see my thread in General Discussion, "Anybody visit their old schools?" and I see that other people do besides me. Why has Sesame Street never talked about visiting former schools?

I've heard people, when referring to Sesame Street in conversation, just say, "Sesame" as in, "Sesame books", "Sesame toys", "Sesame Live", etc. How is the adjective "Sesame" enough for the listener to know that the speaker means Sesame Street?

Remember the TV show Wishbone about the "little dog with a big imagination"? There were parallels between the real world of Oakdale(Little Dog) and Wishbone's daydream in some classic story(Big Imagination). Did anybody like that show?

I know that hand-me-downs of books are not necessarily from people's kids' personal collections. Some hand-me-downs of books can be from a friend or relative's retired classroom library. Did anybody who received hand-me-downs of stuff receive them from a friend or family member's retired...

The song goes, "You better watch out, you better not cry". When I pictured the song, the picture to go with the verse, "You better watch out" showed a child about to do something dangerous(enter a construction area), and the picture, "You better not cry" showed the child crying because he was...

Would any of these organizations ever be sponsors for PBS shows? National Rifle Association National Wildlife Federation National Fire Protection Association Alcor Life Extension Foundation Why or why not?

Does Disney own the copyrights to the song, "It's A Small World?" Did the song originate with Disney?

I saw a version of Hansel and Gretel in which the old woman invites Hansel and Gretel into her candy house and after asking them, "what would you like to eat first-some candy? some cake? Hmmm?" by the light of her lantern the old lady cast a frightening shadow on the wall, then the children...

The Queen Rosie of France and her Seven Daughters One two three four five six seven! Said the Queen Rosie of France to her seven daughters, "I'm feeling mighty down. Whichever of you can cheer me up will get to wear my crown." The first daughter gave seven scallop shells from the...

Somebody who owns a bar in a restaurant where they have a TV with cable TV says he would not show entertainment DVDs, because it is against the law(they are licensed for private home exhibition only). However, I know of a dentist's waiting room that showed entertainment videos for little...

I've noticed that there are advent calendars for counting down to Christmas, but they don't sell end-of-school-year countdown calendars. Why is this?

I wonder, does anybody think there should be an episode of Sesame Street in which they put on a play of Beauty and the Beast? Here's the suggested cast: Elmo-the Beast Zoe-the Enchantress Rosita-Belle Telly-Cogsworth Baby Bear-Lumiere Oscar-Gaston If anybody else can help me fill the...

I was wondering-do any of you like to listen to Raffi?

I've wondered for years, should Estes have made a model rocket replica of the WASA spaceship in the Slimey in Space episode?

Who knows of a website where I can post scripts of already-existing videos?

How come I haven't seen anybody make a weathervane portraying SpongeBob on his inflatable pants, as seen in the episode, "The Sponge Who Could Fly"? Does anybody think somebody should make one?

I remember an episode of Sesame Street from the early 1990s in which Maria reads a book about a tightrope walker with words on the left and a picture on the right. The Mr. Men and Little Miss books reminded me of this book because they had a similar format. Does anybody remember this episode?

Does anybody know why TV has children's stuff, but not the radio?