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The reasons may be unknown, but the implications are strong that Steve would often throw the younger, newer, and lesser-experienced performers under the bus: not only have the Hensons implied this, but Rick has heavily implied that his termination from SST was Steve's doing.

The only performer who's spoken out so far has been Rick Lyon, who has basically said Steve is getting a taste of his own medicine.

As far as notifications go, they keep getting weirder and weirder: my main YouTube channel is also on the same account as my Gmail and my Google+, so usually, whenever I would log into one, I'd receive notifications regarding the other services - like, say I was checking my email, I would have...

I remember both, because I have both taped, lol. I know I'm in a minority for this, but I actually liked the Mail-It Shop - not because I didn't like the Fix-It Shop, but because it helped make SST feel more modern and realistic; the neon signs were a great touch.

That wasn't even directed at you.

This has been a problem for about a decade or so: anytime somebody tries to have such "real discussions," the rest of the forum comes down on your for polluting whatever thread the discussion is in with "pessimism" and "negativity." This happened all the time prior to the 2011 movie came out: I...

Reminds me of my old Halloween Snowth avatar I used to use back when I had a rotation of different Snowth avatars for every time of the year.

It's actually been a long time since this has happened, but YouTube is back to shoving channels down my throat that they want me to subscribe to that I have no interest in whatsoever. Oh, and on top that, I've also occasionally been getting subscription updates . . . from 11 years ago.

After I finished Jawbreakers, I never played it again, lol. I admittedly don't remember how repetitive it was, I just remember it got really tough at times because of poor gameplay . . . like, I remember getting stuck in the first world (cul-de-sac) for like a month simply because I had trouble...

Well, my copy was for GBA, but whatevs. Yeah. I wish Let's Plays were a thing back then, because the original LOZ for NES was one game I could never complete - I always died in the final dungeon (Death Mountain). Speaking of NES, it took my dad and I years to finally beat Super Mario Bros...

While Yoshi's Island isn't necessarily hard, persay (well, okay, the final world is a pain), it is really, really frustrating, and that frustration escalates with each ensuing world . . . I mean to say, whenever I hear and see Baby Mario crying, I wanna just kill it.

See, now conservatives like yourself I can respect, not because you express disappointment with Trump, but because you even recognize the problem with many people within your own party; many other conservatives would either deny all that you have said altogether, or would resort to the usual...

Doesn't do well for their "Snowflake Generation" image either. But then again, things like this also show the ignorance of Trump's supporters as well: remember here a while back when NPR (I think it was NPR) shared excerpts of the Declaration of Indepence on social media, and not only did Trump...

Unfortunately, hot glue is perhaps your best alternative, you just have to be patient with it (and make sure you're wearing a good pair of gloves). Unlike cements or other adhesives, hot glue doesn't adhere instantaneously, you have to hold the pieces together firmly and give the glue a chance...

Not too much, they seem to be like the next step above just regular smileys/emoticons. What bugs me is that some people out there actually thought emojis had the potential to be made into a movie. :P

Jim and Frank developed a rapport with one another that made it so easy for the two of them to just simply play off of each other, and sync in with each other's sense of comedic timing, hence why they would often forego scripts when doing Ernie and Bert inserts.

It started out as a webseries from CollegeHumor with a guy named Adam who would randomly appear at some sort of a precious moment and then ruin the moment by spilling out too much information about things you'd rather now hear about . . . and for whatever reason, truTV turned that into a whole...

Adam Ruins Everything is trying to be a thing again. Who even liked it when it used to be a thing years ago?

That was deep.

Nah. I can't imagine a Kermit-esque voice coming from the guy who does the characters you mentioned, in addition to Pepe, Johnny Fiama, Bobo, Bubba, and others. Matter of fact, if it wasn't for the fact that he's explicitly credited as performing Elmo's dad, I would have never guessed in a...