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It's the list that I keep on listing, and Bryan Cranston now adds to my ever-growing list.

No, I have not. I only know them because I, like many Kindergartners at the time, had sing all their songs in front of our parents.

Well, I wouldn't call myself a fan, I just know who they are. I remember singing the Beautiful Day song, the days of the week song, the rock alphabet song, The World is a Rainbow, Rock-a-motion Choo-Choo Train (or something like that). That's all I remember.

We were among the many Kindergarten classes across the country that were forced to sing all their songs in front of our parents (not that I had any issues with that at the time because I loved singing when I was little).

I'm gonna miss that early 2000s-era web design.

Well, I admire their passion, but copyright legalities aside, I do not see them reaching their goal to produce an entire season of shows (however many episodes that may be). I’ve seen plenty of people online do these fundraiser campaigns to make an entire season of a new or pre-existing show...

So, basically this is just a few guys' wish fulfillment.

Luckily for the residents of Alabama and Arkansas, the internet exists.

Well, I get that they probably want this to be a surprise and all, but now that it is already public knowledge, I'm not quite sure what the point of that rule is now, considering all the other public pictures that have been taken on-set, unless it's some policy that Disney might have ordered...

Typically in a script, whoever is listed as the cast characters, they will physically be in it, unless of course, it’s through pre-recorded material that was made for the project. Given how big of a milestone this is for Sesame Street, I think Disney will allow him back for just this once.

I’m only exaggerating, however, it must be noted that the last two anniversary specials we had (30th and 35th) were both Elmo-centered. Although, much has changed in the past 15 years since the last one, Elmo is still the main focus for most of the show’s marketing, and I would like this...

Well, from that one page of the script alone, this is possibly yet another Elmo-centered special (or in this case, an Elmo-and-Abby-centered special).

As long they (hopefully) don't receive the mass attention that they're asking for, they'll crawl back into their corner until they find another piece of media to complain about.

I don't we will something of nature happen today. In spite of the current state of affairs in this country, we have definitely come a long way since 2005. Yes, there are going to be groups of people who will be morally against this, but given the nature of LGBTQ representation in the media, I...

I hope you knew I was joking by that remark.

But think of the loss of revenue from all those clickbait conspiracy theory YouTube channels that no longer make videos theorizing whether or not Mr. Ratburn is gay, now that it has been officially confirmed.

I’m just happy that it’s finally being released, period. Yeah, it’s a shame that today’s kids will not get to discover ‘Rocko,’ but maybe it’s for the better.

You forgot to mention the part where fans demand more and/or request them to upload specific rare episodes/inserts that they likely cannot deliver.

Oscar's grouchiness was more relatable. Benny's negativity was just plain annoying (and don't get me started on the constant squeaking of his teeth).

Let's see *cracks knuckles*: Elmo Joey and Davey Monkey Humphrey and Ingrid Benny Rabbit Stinky the Plant Monty All the Montster Clubhouse characters and nearly every post-1990 fairytale, number, letter, and object character