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No. Only two Sesame Street movies were made and neither one was about that. The humans discovered him on a television episode.

But, alas, some humans like Mr. Hooper and Rafaiel were destined never to meet him.

Yeah, they're coming out with a new movie this summer called, "The Muppets Take Iraq."

See how easy it is to generalize?

In all seriousness, I think it should be changed. I'm certainly no fan of Arnold or the Republicans, but I believe that this part of the Constitution represents a discriminatory way of thinking from the old days. I think part of the rationale for it is the belief that a non-native born...

Seriously, I'm not so sure about that anymore. Never underestimate the masochistic tendencies of the American people.

What do you think?

Besides, why would we possibly NEED a draft? The casualties of American soldiers have been so low in this war and the military has never been more attractive for people to join than it is right now. There's no way we could ever have a shortage of soldiers.

I've been on another chat group where political discussions were banned because the debates got too out of hand. I can see that happening here at some point. But, until Phillip Chapman bans it here, I see no reason why politics can't be discussed.

You can't care about America without caring about Iraq these days. The war was dumb and immoral, but Americans are getting killed in Iraq every day, so people had better care. One way or another, isolationism never did work.

Kind of funny though. No one is forced to vote, but many are forced to serve jury duty if they do vote. Actually, sometimes they can get your name and force jury duty even if you don't vote. Isn't it strange that the government can force someone to kill and die in a war, decide the fate of...

If it wasn't for "liberalism", right now African Americans would be riding in the back of the bus, women wouldn't have the right to vote or own property, and American children would be working in sweat shops.

Good. Let's discuss it some more.

Actually, instead of creating false histories for the characters, they should use such flashback premises as a vehicle to show some of the old episodes, even if it was just up to the time that Roscoe Orman came along.

I'll say three cheers for the Children's Television Workshop since that's the era most of in this thread are probably hoping to see.

Well, he did say that the Peanuts character's name was just similar to Roosevelt Franklin. Of course, Franklin in Peanuts never got labeled as a negative stereotype because his personality was never really developed. Give a character an ethnicity and a personality, like Roosevelt had, and...

That was a classic skit.

I don't see what was so wrong with Roosevelt Franklin being purple. Other muppets are blue, green, orange, yellow, and red.

I liked the cartoon with V and: VAMPIRE! VIGILANTE! VICTORY!

Was it the same actor who played Gordon's father on the family reunion episode in the 90's?