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This tweet: https://twitter.com/TheodoreSeviIIe/status/1092943006733402112 I mean really, WTH?

I could see that, actually. Keegan-Michael Key could also be another long-lost brother, when you consider he's almost uncanny as Gordon in those old MADtv skits.

Now why is Kelly Clarkson getting a talk show? Then again, why give anybody a daytime talk show anymore anyway? They only barely last a couple of years anyway and that's it.

So I finally managed to give those new Most Stuf Oreo's a try, and . . . honestly, the hype is just that: hype. The things really are pretty much the same as Mega Stuf.

Heralde as President would herald a new age in American history, which would be heralded for future generations to herald as well.

I'm surprised Steve Harvey has his own talk show now, considering nobody likes him (and by "nobody" I mean that in the sense that nobody I know likes him).

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Jsz8NmUQc7c1EKvCwKp8V5xEcl90SiGY

So when comedian Jordan Peele does darker, edgier, and more dramatic stuff, everybody's all on board and loving it, but when I try to do darker, edgier, or more dramatic stuff, everybody's all "meh, whatever."

I know there were commercials for the sunscreen.

Some sources say he was let go for financial reasons. Some sources say he voluntarily left because his time with the Muppets made traveling to New York for just one character (Ernie) was impractical. Some sources say he was fired because he was becoming demanding and wanting more money than...

SCOOP: What do you have against the Muppets? SKIP: Nothin'. SCOOP: What do you have against Jim Henson? SKIP: Nothin'. SCOOP: What do you have against me? SKIP: Nothin'. SCOOP: What do you have against Wilson's Meats? SKIP: Well, I'm a vegetarian. Scoop shoots Skip.

How come after all these years, there's still yet to be an official reupload of the Top 11 Villain Songs on Channel Awesome's YouTube channel?

"Howdy." ~ Rowlf

I'd say it was more like an abridged version of TSWLO with a new section added for the 2010s.

Okay, so . . . at the risk of sounding like one of those ungrateful Sesame Brats, I found this a tad disappointing. The 1969 and 1970s portion were nice enough, but it felt like they blitz through the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, overlooking a number of key events from these decades, such as Slimey...

Steve Whitmire just shared on Instagram that he, Caroll Spinney, Alan Muraoka, Roscoe Orman, Emilio Delgado, Bob McGrath, and Alison Barlett will be having a 50th anniversary tour this year. I hope they'll be stopping by Knoxville again; it was such a thrill to get to meet them!

We also have this: https://www.sesameworkshop.org/press-room/press-releases/sesame-street-celebrates-50-years-and-counting

Evidently it is just me for this one, but I find putting butter and jelly on the same piece of toast to be . . . nonsensical. Butter or jelly, sure, but butter and jelly on the same piece? Just . . . why? I doubt Ed would approve.

I know one possible working title for the show was 123 AVENUE B, but that was rejected that it made the show seem too New York-centric, and wouldn't relate to the masses across the country believing Sesame Street could very well be a street in their own neighborhood . . . but honestly, they...