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Big Bird's voice aside, poor Maria and her work getting interrupted seemed to be an ongoing theme. It brought this other episode to mind: Which one did you think was funnier/better?

Oh, definitely. I just think they could have made Alan part of the cast without getting rid of Mr. Hanford (if that, in fact, is what really happened). But, yes, Alan is great. I hope that they will allow him to stay for at least a couple more seasons. As someone noted, Alan is getting older...

Creepy movies are not always necessarily horror movies. The dark comedy Folks! with Tom Selleck was one of the creepiest and distasteful movies I've ever seen. In fact, I walked out of the theatre before it was finished. Perhaps that makes my opinion of the movie a little less valuable, but...

I know that when we talk about "Anything Muppets," we are usually referring to the nameless extras used in the skits mentioned above. However, technically, almost all of the traditional well known Sesame Street human Muppets are "Anything Muppets" because they have a head and body that can be...

Here's more information about Anything Muppets that explains it all: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Anything_Muppets

Some of that perception can have to with whether one actually recalls seeing episodes with Hal Miller as a child, or if they are just seeing the very limited clips of Hal on Noggin and Youtube. I remember whole episodes with Hal Miller in which he was quite passionate. There is an episode...

You might even say he earned himself a permanent place on the show.

I don't agree with all of the hate being thrown towards Hal Miller. He wasn't a bad Gordon. He just got caught between 2 others who were extremely popular.

I know. It's sad. He will probably get the boot soon too.

Maybe. Maybe not.

So was Mr. Hanford.

You'd think the public would have gotten sick of sick humor by now.

The beginning of the end.

Strange...

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Because they treat loyal cast members like garbage.

I guess a Teletubbies trilogy is out of the question then.

Yes, that was another problem. It threw their personalities out of the window.

You know, I tend to agree with that. At the same time, I don't think that one sound bite can be used to explain away every single observation about Elmo In Grouchland. So, it was a commercial for Elmo toys; it could have just as easily still been a commercial and had Ernie and Bert interact...

Actually, throughout Sesame Street's run as a whole, Ernie and Bert had their time on the street. There were even some plots that had them interacting with others on the street throughout the whole episode. Sure, their apartment was their main place to be, but they always popped up on the...