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The thing is even the most fun, chillest subreddits unfortunately have their occasional bad apples pop up every now and then, it’s annoying. Personally though, the WORST subreddit I participated in was EASILY unpopular opinion. I NEVER had a good experience participating there. Things I posted...

Be very grateful you never bothered to sign up. You have to practically walk on egg shells with that website, and honestly I wish I had figured that out sooner than later

After being active on Reddit for not even a year, I officially deleted my account. For good. Honestly, it’s the most toxic and condescending platform that makes Twitter look like p*ssy sh*t. I had my fair stay but I look forward to never coming back ever again.

The internet - the best place to complain about first world problems!

I honestly thought Pam was a much better Grungetta than Brian. Maybe it could just be due to the fact that I often rag on his character voices for either having an unsettling, scraggy voice or just sounding like a cheap, watered-down version of Frank Oz in many of them, but I just didn’t like...

I’m tolerable with Matt’s Kermit at most. I just find a lot of people who continually over-credit him saying “He sounds JUST like Jim Henson!!!!11111!!!!” make me like him performing Kermit less with all the unfair hate these same people will often give Steve in return.

Admittedly getting into my first HUGE nostalgic trip of Sesame Street skits during the baby days of YouTube in the summer of ‘06 when I was 13 (wow, this site really has aged like milk 20 years later), I was pretty impressed seeing the Ernie rapping commercial. Also makes me miss hearing Steve...

My expectations were EXTREMELY low with this! I NEVER expected that footage to see the light of day! I just really hope fans show their gratefulness with this rather than using this as an opportunity to demand (not ask, DEMAND) more unreleased content like “The Missing Coach” footage and more...

Yeah, it was bound to happen sooner or later honestly but it’s definitely heartbreaking as well. Ruthie was honestly a favorite of mine during the ATC era and it’s sad to read all of this. 😞

Honestly the fact that Colleen even got to reprise her role as Tails in the last two movies I consider to be an absolute blessing. The fact that it wasn’t just handed over to another A-list celeb surprised me, and the fact that it’s even a surprise at all shows the unfair biases actors primarily...

I’m pretty sure this was an April Fools joke.

I don’t see those two just being retired once Marty (potentially) retires (or even passes away if he chooses to continue on). I’m sure someone like Peter Linz could perform them still.

Honestly it seems like layoffs are now just becoming more and more too common with this very disastrous industry that clearly only continues to crumble with each passing year.

If anything watching "Quiet on Set" really exposed just how incredibly careless and dangerous Hollywood is with looking after and taking good care of their actors, but more importantly, child actors. But, yeah. A shame to hear she lost her life at such a young age.

I honestly only ever saw that one on Noggin’s 123 Sesame Street in 2003 (shortly before they eventually got axed). I’d say the one I remember seeing the most during the ATC era is either Peter Piper’s peppers (a favorite), the J mine (also a favorite) or the “Bird Family Song” (which this one...

Honestly while I’ve loved the Peter Piper’s P Proudcts skit from season 16 with the fast-talking John Moschitta Jr. since I was a kid, I at the same time always hated seeing those snacks get completely wasted at the end. I dunno, I just hate seeing food get wasted like that. Also, I find it...

One of few ads I’m happy not to skip during commercial breaks in YouTube videos.

No, it’s definitely a pre-recorded track there. It wasn’t uncommon for some skits to be like that in the early days (a good example being both takes of the Doc Holiday old west skit having the same audio track).

Something not being publicly available doesn’t automatically mean it’s “lost.”

To be fair it is a case of “these segments already existed and aired during his time, so I’m sure kids have probably seen these previously anyway” unless it were a case of individual viewers hadn’t seen the segments before possibly seeing that episode. In the end though it was still common for...