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Someone said today in one of my animation classes that they've rigged it so that Spirit will win. He said the final decision rests in the hands of some moral committee or something, since Spirit is "so politically correct it makes you want to puke", as the guy put it. I haven't seen Spirit or...

That sounds likely. They did make a lot of those back then on the show.

This is funny (to me, anyway) ... because in grade school I actually knew someone named Andrew Files.

Beaker915, I bet that's just the kind of question that the writers were asking themselves during the first season of the show. I thought it odd that in the first episode, Big Bird got so nervous that he "nearly laid an egg ... right here on Sesame Street." I swear, he DID say that.

Hmmmm, this sounds interesting. Do you (or any other people in Australia on this board) collect episodes of this program? 'Cause I'm thinking I just might wanna do a trade ...

Read his profile, sara_yzma. Tisk Tisk. Luke, I am so ashamed of you I could puke. (hey, that rhymes!) :D LOL J/K

Hey DrTooth, don't forget that the video version differs from the album version (Kevin's vocals are missing).

I just heard it too. To me it doesn't sound like an expression of disrespect for Jim and his creations. You're right, Scoot, it is great. Lynch is probably a bigger Muppet fan than his colleagues. We need more original songwriters like him nowadays.

Maybe that was the audience they wanted to reach the most. Think about it. This is just my observation, but it seems that such households are often filled with spoiled brats who need such lessons taught to them so they'll mind their manners. Especially with such subject matter as episode #9...

:eek: Not curently available?! You must be joking!

I just read that Jane Kaczmarek (Lois) was pregnant in reality, so the writers just decided to write it into the show. How very "Sesamesque" of them.

... so check out my eBay auctions (hence this thread's appearance in General Discussion)

What about this? Looks like yours, huh Ryan?

Re: Scott, It's from the long-forgotten sequel album to Free To Be You And Me, released in 1987 under the title Free To Be A Family. Kermit performs on the track with Marlo Thomas and some Muppet voices. Also on that album is a studio version of the Kermit classic "On My Pond." Free To Be A...

She was a yellow monster who appeared regularly on the Street during the 1991-1992 season I think. The one episode that comes to mind is the one where the payphone at Hooper's goes out of order, and they're trying to get it fixed. Ruby suggests putting up a sign that says "This telephone is...

Re: Reply I have that on VHS. If anyone else does, watch for Elmo. :D

I agree. It's changed in the recent season, but one factor still remains: Hal totally steals the show. :D I'm anxious to find out what happens with Lois' pregnancy. Will it be a boy or a girl? Will she get an abortion? Will it be born dead? We'll find out soon ...

Yes, that's exactly what I was referring to when I posted my last reply. It was another honest mistake on my part. Here on the forum we have the chance to think before we post, and there are occasions when I think hard, and what comes out doesn't always sound right. This was one of them.

It's also airing today on the Disney Channel at 11:30am (part 1, anyway).

LOL! Was that the cold open? I missed that part. At least I saw the rest of the episode.