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Considering Nickelodeon themselves are producing the movie (and Dora is a Nick property), I highly doubt this is supposed to be a parody.

Did somebody say panda?

I mean, I remember checking it out due to curiosity about nine years ago, because the videos were always trending, and I'll admit, it was amusing in the beginning, and some of the supporting characters were genuinely funny . . . but yeah, how many times can Grandpa Lemon be brought back to life...

I'm continually surprised by the fact that Annoying Orange continues to be a thing. I honestly gave up on it after a couple of years because it just got so repetitive and old.

You think that's bad, you should see what's been done of Ed, Edd n Eddy, Ernie and Bert, and other exceptionally stylized cartoon characters out there.

Two more things I thought to add to my point: 1. In Big Bird's Birthday, Cookie Monster goes so crazy from wanting to eat Big Bird's birthday cake, that he tries to satisfy his craving by eating anything else he can . . . which includes taking bite out of all of Sesame Street; it's perhaps one...

As per some of your suggestions, I have indeed put a video together about my model: I decided this is going to be one two separate videos I'll be making in celebration of 50 years.

Here's another one to add to my list: whichever episode it was that Caroll has mentioned in a number of interviews, in which Big Bird concludes Snuffy is real, despite the grown-ups telling him otherwise, because Snuffy's tears are real; Caroll often mentions that he and Jerry were both in tears...

I just recently learned that Freeform, the successor to ABC Family, a Christian network, will be airing FAMILY GUY now, which I thought was absolutely crazy, but then I got to thinking: why should this even surprise me at all? After all, even way back when, ABC Family would air all kinds of teen...

Probably because if the source was revealed, next thing you know, said source will be getting bombarded by all of these Sesame Brats and their ludicrous demands, then probably no more of these goodies will be shared with anyone, thus ruining it for everybody.

This is a pretty song: It doesn't actually start becoming enjoyable until about a third of the way in, though.

No, just fan speculation. But, to be fair, a majority of the fandom seems to like to speculate that just about all of the characters are gay or bi: in addition to Ratburn, the jury's also been out on Binky for a long time, and many ship Arthur and Buster, Francine and Muffy, and Prunella and...

No. The only "confirmation" we've ever had regarding any of the characters being of LGBT orientation was when a fan asked Marc Brown if Francine could be a lesbian (another long-standing fandom speculation), to which Marc's response was a coy, "could be." Maybe you're thinking of Mr. Simmons...

I'm not sure if primitive is quite the word I would use, however, I feel there's certainly more of an explicit ageless-ness to the character's demeanor with Frank: he's just a monster who loves his cookies (and to eat in general). Given the segments we've had in recent years, it's easy to...

The first two seasons of EEE got proper DVD releases - with specials features and such - over a decade ago, then CN just gave up on them . . . then again, Warner was never the best studio for DVD releases. The fact that Courage got all four seasons released (albeit vanilla editions with no...

Since Episode 2821/3026 has surfaced in recent years, I would very much be interested in seeing 2822/3027. 2821/3026 and 3976 have a number of similarities, but clearly 2822/3027 has very little in similarities to 3977-3980, but still, it would be interesting to see the follow-up to the early...

So, apparently, the upcoming new season is going to open with . . . Mr. Ratburn getting married. It begs the question . . . to whom? He's never been shown to show any kind of romantic interest in any other character on the show; are they introducing yet another new character to be his spouse...

I'm almost reluctant to say that there's a childlike quality to David's Cookie that Frank's didn't necessarily have, because I'm not exactly sure that's what it is, but that is kind of what it feels like.

I really can't put my finger on just what it is, but lately I've been thinking about it, and there's definitely something "different" about David Rudman's Cookie Monster from Frank Oz's Cookie Monster, but I just don't know what. And no, it's not "the voice," because of course the performers...

This white CRT TV set with the green cactus on it: That thing sat in the window of the Fix-It Shop for years! Didn't Maria or Luis ever fix that darned thing?!