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Yes . . . that seemed to be among the many different little numbers that PWMS just wore the heck out of.

I know Jerry already shared this in the I Saw Something Weird Today Thread, but honestly, this is such a feel-good vid, it really made my day . . . and man, dude's got moves!

Speaking of which, I recently saw that the Plaza Sesamo uploads on your MarshalArchibaldo channel had been reduced to a mere three or so - was that your doing, or a massive copyright takedown?

Reminds me of the time NBC temporarily blocked some of Shane's uploads of the Camp Echo Rock episodes because they were used on a talk show that Giancarlo Esposito appeared on years ago.

BIBBALY CHEESE!!

I can't even say, other than . . . thanks, Jerry. . . . 😖

On another note, hearing Cookie Monster attempting that same high note actually kind of gives us an idea of what David Rudman may have sounded like as Grover.

Again, I can understand if producers make these decisions in an attempt to prolong the inevitable of the kid voice actors going through puberty . . . for a show like ARTHUR, where the characters are arrested at the same age they are, and apparently will forever be . . . but if a character like...

Let me guess . . . does this have anything to do with the 50 Years special?

Well, I mean, it is the customary nightly dinner of broke college students.

Nope.

Am I the only one who can say they've never, ever tasted any kind of ramen in his entire life?

If anything, I think they'd actually be praised for it, considering this was during a time where the general consensus was there was a severe lack of relatable female characters in children's media for little girls to relate to. Heck, this was one of the biggest reasons why Zoe became a major...

Ah yes, I remember Ruby: back when SS was trying so hard to introduce new female Muppets to appeal to little girls watching, yet they always had such a big tomboyish streak so they could also appeal to boys and show them they could play with girls without having to worry about cooties. Ruby...

Ah yes, I remember Dr. Tick Tock . . . well, more specifically, the bit about dialing 911 only in the event of an emergency; I honestly can't say I recall seeing any other Tick Tock Minutes . . . maybe I have and they've just escaped my memory, but I just remember the 911 one.

Apparently they've been erasing more arm rods again as well. But yeah, videotape was always intended to be standard definition, so it's not like it can be remastered into HD without actually up-converting it, which is, unfortunately, going to distort it somewhat; unlike film, which actually has...

Two froggin' minutes? That's gotta be like a record or something! Even most movie studio logos are 21 seconds at most.

THE LOUD HOUSE has been pretty consistent in recasting Lincoln's voice actor up until the current season, where, for whatever reason, despite the character aging up a year, his new voice actor sounds way too young, making Lincoln sound more like a first or second grader than a preteen in middle...

It was a nice, quiet little moment that kind of pulls at the heart strings a little. I remember in another interview with Stacey years ago where she said her husband told her that Julia "is starting to look more like you," to which she said it's because "Julia is me."

Early to mid 80s seemed to be dominated by Brian Meehl; mid to late 80s seemed to be dominated by Richard Hunt and Kevin Clash (and Marty Robinson to a lesser extent).