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What do you mean by that, Drtooth?

Hasn't PBS aired some programs originally made for cable TV? Didn't they have Bob the Builder at one point? They now have Peep and the Big Wide World.

I've heard about this wireless cable TV(must be similar to wireless internet). If a handheld TV is cable or satellite ready, can I have wireless cable TV on my handheld TV if I carry the Tv around within the proper distance of the transmitter?

Here is an anti-war song written by I. Sinclair. It is sung by the Short Sisters on their CD, "A Little Gracefulness." In England, soldiers used to be offered a shilling as enticement for signing up. "Taking the shilling" became synonymous with enlisting. This song is useful to protest against...

I like the animated sketch with animals, pixies, forming the letters of the alphabet. This can be seen at the end of the video, "Learning About Letters."

Maybe SpongeBob could appear on a Charmin commercial showing that Charmin toilet paper is, "more absorbent that the famous yellow sponge for sure".

I have no problem. This was just to see what other people would have thought.

Candlewick Press opened in 1991, and Beauty and the Beast is from 1991 also. However, Walker Books started in 1978 in England.

What do you mean, the bear and candle had some particular significance?

Do you think the people at Candlewick Press even know who Lumiere is?

Does anybody know what the origin is of putting a crisscross design in peanut butter cookies?

I remember that episode. It was one of the last episodes I saw of season 31.

Why would they have to use a lot of copyright to do that? Which logo has a more obvious connection, by the way-a bear carrying a candle, or Lumiere?

Candlewick Press, a children's book publisher, uses a bear carrying a candle as their logo. When I emailed them asking why their logo is a bear carrying a candle, not Lumiere from Disney's Beauty and the Beast, their response was, "The reason for our logo is that it matches that of our parent...

Northern Calloway died of cancer on January 9, 1990. Here is a link to where he is buried: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19307&pt=Northern%20Calloway Snuffy became visible to everybody else in 1985.

We all know of being asked to say, "cheese" before our picture is taken, but some people have come up with their own things to make people say. For instance, when I took somebody's picture in front of the site of a proposed train station, I asked him to say, "choo-choo". Also, when my speech...

From what I've been reading, it sounds like they're re-running episodes from previous seasons of Sesame Street.

They actually did recast Guy Smiley in the main street scene of a Season 30 episode(renumbered and re-aired in Season 32)in which Maria has many emergency toaster repairs. Dantecat says Guy Smiley was performed in that episode by Steve Whitmire.

I myself was hoping that Nick on CBS would somehow get in SpongeBob, but as mentioned, it fell back into just Nick Jr. shows.

What makes you say that?