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"Secretary of Cookie"... 🤣 Interesting they would've given Herry a decent-sized role; he was always the character on the fringes, teetering between popular and obscure. Seems like all the political stuff may have bored kids tbh; as others have echoed, probably for the better this wasn't made.

Did I just stumble into Gorillaz Central? LittleJerry changing his avatar when. But you guys already didn't know Feel Good Inc?

My corny *** been hooked on some Bread:

You know, I'm kinda beginning to side with Oscarfan now in not digging the simplistic cover art; I feel like something like this that is celebrating the show's entire run should be more akin to the hodgepodge of the Sunny Days cover:

"Drawer" is like the weirdest spelling of a word.

Just a week ago I was complaining that they didn't use characters like Cookie and Grover enough in the street scenes, but evidently I've seen so little of Sesame Street that I have no authority over that.

No ****... figures they would do something like that at Comic-Con where the majority of people don't even know who those characters are.

So today I learned that Duke Remington is Charlie Benson's alternate account.

I am a fan of both Muppets and Looney Tunes, and I'd say the Muppets have had way more going on in the last decade than Looney Tunes. The only things I can remember for the Looney Tunes was the show and some shorts, while the Muppets have had two full-lengths, a show on a major network, Babies...

I know that's "official", but they are way too sophisticated for those ages: I could see Elmo being 10, Grover 14 and honestly, I see Big Bird as like 24. I don't know why they even bother to give them ages though... it's weird. Edit: Then again, idk; Elmo does talk like a baby and I remember...

I failed that twice -- I apparently failed to yield to a pedestrian who was pacing in circles on a street corner and I don't even remember what happened the second... I thought I passed with flying colors both times! :big_grin:

Yeah, that was especially exemplified in this clip -- they seemed like children compared to Maria.

I think they're a cool home for Frackles. :wink:

Ernie is the devil.

Delusion.

I think Warner Bros. would certainly be more adventurous and lenient with the brand as I'm assuming they aren't as busy as Disney... to quote Frank, Disney is way too precious with it, which is a detriment.

I mean, it's gotta be Jim just cause, though I do tend to gravitate toward Jerry's characters.

We start with Sesame Street and finish with Futurama... my kinda guy! :halo: