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And all this time I thought it was because they had talent and were great for children.

Plus it would bring more attention to an incident and 3 people that Sesame Workshop is praying to God everyone forgets about as soon as possible.

Of course not. What influence could the boss possibly have?

You make a lot of sense. It was a lot of double talk for fear of negative publicity that never actually changed anything. Those who did not support these veteran actors in life, need not express hypocritical sadness after they die.

Mr. McGrath would certainly have every right to be bitter, but that just shows that he is a better man than Jeffery Dunn, but of course, there was never any doubt about that.

Apparently when it comes to anyone.

It would have been beyond ironic if they had fired Sonia Manzano: Sonia Manzano: “‘Sesame Street’ allowed me to do an unmentionable in American society: Age publicly,” she told Archive of American Television. “We were never made to look the same or maintain the same persona. So as we grew and...

Strange maybe. Loyal definitely.

But according to SW, the 3 were "never fired."

Strange...

BTW, it sounds like Joey Mazzarino has the right idea.

Can you image the producers when they were children? Watching Bob, Gordon and Luis and being entertained by them and then growing up to fire them.

I understand that even though I'm a loyal fan of the three veteran actors, some people might not be. I'm sorry that their talent and ability has been lost on some fans, and particularly lost on the producers today. At least now I know to have nothing more to do the modern show.

The fact that they would do something like this proves that the heart and soul of Sesame Street is truly gone forever. Merry Christmas.

No, but it's wrong to throw loyal cast members away because they are elderly. In fact, it's disgusting.

In other words, they really were fired from the show and SW was not entirely honest about it. But it is a form of closure as deplorable as it is. Probably time for the series to close too.

Words mean nothing. Only actions count. Show me the first episode that Bob, Luis and Gordon are scheduled to appear in again and how often. Now THAT is closure.

Yes, it does. A story needs closure.

Actually they do have to talk about it eventually. They made a promise and we need to see if they're going to keep their word. I know there are people on here who do not like Bob, Gordon, and Luis, but they also have many loyal fans.

My point exactly. Why has Sesame Workshop gone quiet about it?