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Yeah, my mistake. :o I haven't seen the sketch in a while, so sue me.

That's because Cinar (now Cookie Jar) co-produced Arthur.

Don't forget about the bellhop sketches! Also, the number rap segments, despite being more recent, should count, too.

You ever wonder if Birdo from Mario 2 was inspired by the Snowths? http://www.mariowiki.com/Birdo

If people can't deal with the fact that others have different tastes, that's their problem!

I like Baby Bear and Rosita, and I do agree that the former works a lot better when paired up with Telly. Elmo and Zoe... not so much, especially with Elmo's overexposure these days! :mad: But we can all agree that he was a lot more tolerable before the whole Tickle Me Elmo craze. And if the...

They even released a few audiocasettes of the older books.

I was just being an old fart, is all. :D

Even though the show has gone downhill for the longest time, SS still deserves the award.

It seems that for every successful SS character like Big Bird, Oscar, and Elmo, there are neglected ones like Placido Flamingo, Don Music, and of course Ruby. For those who don't know, Ruby was a yellow monster who appeared from 1988 to 1992, and was possibly written out of the show due to her...

I like this. Those puppets look really nice, have great voices, and some of the songs are also really fun to listen to.

Yeah, that's a big middle finger to Jim right there. :mad: Of course, this isn't surprising at all, considering this is Disney we're talking about. :D

Hmm... plays at a much slower tempo than usual. Also, I'd like to know the actual name of that song.

This thread is where we talk about actress Linda Bove. When I was young, I never understood why Linda didn't speak normally, but it wasn't until a few years later that I realized she couldn't hear, so she helped me understand what deafness is and how deaf people communicate. From 1972 to 2003...

Is Jim Henson there, too?

Herry doesn't look too happy there! :)

I'm surprised how good Bob looks for being 77 years old as of now! Working on SS must do wonders for your age! :)

Sien teaches Pino, Esther, and Gerda "izzy dizzy dauw" on Sesamstraat. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rz-Qwk0_eg

And here's the Spanish-language opening of Elmo's World. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNUmCznMs2M

The heads do looks pretty computer-generated to me. They move a little too fluidly to be animatronic.