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As for why the Big Bad Wolf came down the chimney in The Three Little Pigs, it is similar to the Roadrunner cartoons, so the artist may have made it that the third little pig specifically built that chimney big enough for somebody to climb down as a trap to trick the wolf because unlike his...

And live shows invented in those days weren't meant to be just for kids...people have told me the circus is supposed to be a family show, not just for kids.

But do the Charlie Brown Christmas specials and the Thanksgiving one have educational/informative value? One Charlie Brown holiday special contains somebody being told that the Santa who makes public appearances is not linked to the source of your presents...a common thing parents tell their...

I read on Wikipedia that children's programming airing on network television is required to be educational and informative and one can identify this type of programming by a bug at the top of the screen that says, "e/i" and this rule does not apply to cable stations. So why do they allow the...

Because of the death-related opening card of Mysterious Theater I came up with the idea of decking the backdrop of Vincent Twice Vincent Twice's living room when he hosts Mysterious Theater with pictures of deceased Sesame Street cast and crew: In the first skit we'd see a picture of Will Lee...

They once tried Apple and Cinna-Man as symbols of Apple Cinnamon Cheerios.

Does anybody know AlphaTales, a similar series to the Sweet Pickles books? They are published by Scholastic.

I want to know if we will ever see Season 31 of Sesame Street on Sprout again.

Look at it another way. The show as I remember it (a main street story interrupted by various short clips) is no longer on air, so as far as fans who know it that way are concerned, it's not on anymore.

YES! Mysterious Theater was the name of the series.

So how is the show? I ask now that it started.

I remember this game show called Crush which aired on USA Network in 2000. It was hosted by Andrew Krasny and was known as, "The show that begs for an answer to the question, "Should friends try love?". The contestant first had to guess who the suitors were by their quotes, then determine who...

I remember this book series. When my aunt gave them to me as a present, the format(words on the left, pictures on the right) reminded me of something I saw on Sesame Street when I was little in the early 1990s. It was a story Maria was reading about a tightrope walker with the words on the left...

I read the entry about Santa's reindeer, yes, the stories on I-mockery are barbecue sauce.

You mean the man with the yellow hat?

The artwork of the Bellhop clips on Sesame Street remind me of the illustrations in the Curious George series by Margaret and H.A. Rey. Has anybody else noticed the similarity?

Here's a website with the origin of Santa coming down chimneys: http://www.i-mockery.com/shorts/xmas-history/default.php

The way I remember the Duracell and Mentos funding credits were in the format of nationwide PBS sponsors. The local sponsors on my local station(WGBH)had a membership card come on screen, with a voiceover announcing, "Local broadcast of(name of show)was made possible by our members, in...

When I was little in the early 1990s, some PBS show had the sponsors Mentos and (I think) Duracell. Does anybody know what show it was? Also, I remember the funding credits for the PBS show A.M. Weather, also in the early 1990s. The sponsors I remember were the U.S. Department of...

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