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Ditto and For are both good choices!

The Jukebox band! From Shining Time Station.

Well, to be fair, there's also @Pig's Laundry and I think @Froggy Fool.

Watching some old school Toonami bumpers. :smirk:

Okay, I'm sorry, but.... What. The ****. Is with. Weight scales?! Seriously. One point, I'm 130 pounds. Suddenly, I'm 127. What the ****???? This wouldn't be annoying if I wasn't trying to lose weight!

Oh my bad. Thought you meant the lavender one.

Nah, you wouldn't be lonely! You still got Steve D'Monster! [/SPOILER][/SPOILER][/SPOILER][/SPOILER][/SPOILER][/SPOILER][/SPOILER][/SPOILER][/SPOILER][/SPOILER[/SPOILER] ][/SPOILER][/SPOILER]

...and yet you won't unfollow someone when they flood your page with crummy political stuff? :shifty: :p

Remember the Catdog episode where Dog thinks he's allergic to Cat, and Winslow builds a wall in between them at the end that doesn't even last a minute because he blows it down from sneezing? Honestly, that made me think of our crummy president. Winslow would be Trump, Cat would be.... Mexico I...

@Blue Frackle that was Jerry doing the voice, not Jim.

You can watch that on the Alphabet Songs DVD.

Top 10 stupidest U.S. Thomas edits 1. "The Sad Story of Henry/Come Out, Henry!" "Eventually, even Sir Topham Hatt gave up. 'We shall take away your rails,' he said, 'and leave you here until you are ready to come out of the tunnel!' " Original line: "And leave you here for always and always...

We Are all Earthlings and I Don't Want to Live on the Moon always got me excited when they came on when I was a kid. As a big Bruce Springsteen fan, "Born to Add" is easily one of the best Sesame Street parodies ever.

So I'm curious. When the Around the Corner era was around, was I the only one that wanted to be inside the furry arms hotel, along with wanting to play in the playground?

I'll be honest. I always liked Everybody Eats more than Sleeps. Everybody Sleeps always made me.... Well, sleepy. Lol

Couldn't agree more!

Oh yeah, like the puppets just stare off into space.

There is such a great Sesame Street song. I'm glad you put it as your number 1 pick. From is easily the worst. I can see why you put it last.

Since I've gotten better with noticing puppetry movements, it just now occured to me that Chrissy and Richard in "Mary had a Bycicle" were both puppeteered by the same person (I'm guessing Frank Oz).