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Don't ever sell yourself short. You don't have to settle for a life of mediocrity. And you never know when the right person comes in to your life. They might come from a direction you never would've expected. There are worse things than being single, like being married to the wrong person.

I'm one of the few who can remember this from way back when. And any gem you pull from the depths of Season One is fantastic. Thank you once again for putting a smile on an old coot's face. 8)

Wow...Roosevelt was never in any Street scenes back in his day. If they can bring him back from Nineteenseventysomething, I guess there's hope for Aristotle, too.

Back in 2009, for Sesame's 40th anniversary, the Brooklyn Public Library had a huge display with Roosevelt Franklin, Prairie Dawn, and Sherlock Hemlock under glass. I would imagine they're originals since Roosevelt's shirt looked a little faded. Other characters are still here, even if new...

One more casualty for 2015. I'm with you, Snowthy, I'm more partial to BJ than Trapper, but no doubt Wayne was a force to be reckoned with. He also held his own in an early episode of "Alfred Hitchcock Presents". As for sharing my birthday with famous folks, I have to settle for Tony Danza and...

That is awesome. Beats the Kermit alarm clock I found in Target a few years back.

I'll say this then hold my peace. I'm not a big fan of the cold and dark either, but January is only as awful as YOU make it.

I like Drew Carey's definition of a Libertarian: "A Conservative who still smokes pot". 8)

I'm amazed they're still selling The Clapper. The most useless product since Dehydrated Water.

Thanks to the First Council of Nicea, 325 A.D., is why there's such a wide disparity on what date Easter falls on. Once in a great while it falls on my birthday (April 21), the latest it could possibly be. Nine times out of ten, growing up, Easter and my birthday were pretty close. So it didn't...

Probably the same people who decreed Pluto isn't a planet anymore.

Now for a dirty joke. Two pigs went in the mud. And the dirty part- three came out.

Drtooth, had enough of "The Biggest Loser"? Next we're gonna have " My Diet Is Better Than Your Diet". Merry Christmas from ABC.

The one part that made me cringe was taking a Christmas wish and shoving a plug in there. If Kermit and Robin left it at "Merry Christmas from the Muppets", that would've generated more goodwill than shilling themselves " TUESDAYS AT 8 ON ABC!". This is a two-hour Disney plug interrupted by a...

Merry Christmas everyone. Peace on earth starts with you and me.

I haven't watched in a while, but is Goldilocks still around? I remember she was necessary to be a comic foil for Baby Bear, but did she ever exist on her own?

The first time I ever saw Ernie on drums, back in the 70's. Bert had drums set up in the living room. Bert played the bass drum (pounding out a metronomic beat, but Bert thinks he's swinging like Gene Krupa). Ernie embellishes on snare and cymbals. This was all done live. It got so wild at the...

One Christmas special that got played into the ground this year is "Year Without a Santa Claus". Everyone from my generation can quote the Heat Miser song on cue (" He's Mr. Green Christmas, He's Mr. Sun..."). But one plot point that never sat well with me. All the children in the world...

Another one they missed was Hot Fudge. If you'll pardon the old geezer for a moment, you little anklebiters don't know what a big deal it was when cable was brand-new. Just about all of you grew up with it since birth, so you have no idea what it was like before. To go from seven channels to...

I go waaaaaaaaayyyyyyyy back to when the show was on NBC Sunday nights at 7:00. The one episode that sticks out the most was 1973's "The Mystery of Dracula's Castle". Starring Johnny Whittaker and Scott Kolden as a couple of bored kids who stumble on a gang of jewel thieves. Their episode was so...