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Would Dyslexia be a learning disability?

Depends on what it is; we'd have to be more specific.

And that's the future anyway. The gov't and corporations just want to delay it as much as possible, hehe.

I wouldn't like being used as a pawn by two losers either, lol.

But they're not being utilized as much. And the newer characters never did really reach that level of instant recognition.

Well the original characters that still appear are well known and Elmo certainly is. I don't think the other characters are too well known outside of the age group.

It a symptom of a show that used to be created more organically and has now become a corporate entity. You know like Barney (remember that show's robot kids? ::shivers:: ). Lol

That is usually what that indicates on Television. ;)

He was a great choice for Muppet Show; he also brought such great humor to the horror genre.

Floyd and Janice are definitely a couple but I doubt they'd ever get married. Unless it was one of those hippie weddings where they marry themselves or something, lol.

Wait, why would we succeed from the union if we're already in Canada?

Personally I'd like to see a segment about getting a position based on your own merits and not due to who you married. Sorry but that's still a hang up for me, lol.

Oh yeah, I remember that movie! I did enjoy it back in the day, I'm a sucker for dog stories, lol.

Scary is one word for it, lol.

Definitely agree that the remake is more polished and professional. But the original has Peter Lorre, can't beat that! ;)

Yup, basically both parties are guilty at various times of putting their little competition ahead of what's good for the country.

Cool choices! I actually compiled a list of some of the show's guest stars in an earlier post: James Earl Jones as the Genie of the Lamp Susan Sarandon as Beauty from Beauty & the Beast Matthew Broderick as the Prince from Cinderella Jean Stapleton as the Fairy Godmother Tatum O'Neal as...

I don't get mad about that as much as everyone else. She's a human, she's not a ninja, of course she's going to get captured. The same would likely happen to your average man. That doesn't mean they're not strong characters. It just means they're civilians, the kind the Turtles are supposed to...

That does sound like the preferable ending. :)

Well Bill Moyers was definitely left wing. And certainly kid's shows making a point of including minority characters tends to be on the liberal side of politics (whether it was Sesame Street having a diverse cast back in the '70s or shows featuring gay characters today). They definitely have...