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You know...I just thought of something...Big Bird is trying to find out how Santa Claus gets down the chimeny, right? Why didn't he just ask Cookie Monster, who somehow seemed to obtain Kris Kringle's phone number? :insatiable::wisdom:

I wonder what Elmo would say in an interview considering his small part in the film: "::sigh:: All Elmo did was stand in a window at the end! Elmo coulda be a contender!" Hehe

My favorite moment in FTB, even if it's a little sad, is when Big Bird is leaving and Maria yells, "Don't forget, Big Bird, we love you!" The music is so melancholy at that moment. ::sniff::

Ok total geek time here, but did anyone else notice Santa's voice randomly changed in that commerical one year? Lol Yup definitely, McDonald's was good at doing commercials that had nothing to do with food, just the warmth feeling you associate with them, hehe. One I'm still trying to find...

I didn't know Will Lee had been blacklisted, that's great that Sesame Street gave him such a great opportunity. :)

FAO Schwartz is notoriously expensive, that's always been the case. ::shrugs::

Yeah and even movies that didn't do well often have the option. So why can't it just be a requirement or something?

I couldn't figure out how to respond until right now, while watching "Santa Claus is Coming to Town." Kris Kringle learns from the animals to laugh "hard and wonderful, like he meant it!" I think that fits perfectly. :D I also liked it when Kris goes down the chimeny and says, "Haha, that was...

If they had a choice, I'd be fine with that. :)

Yeah definitely, I remember seeing the Creature Shop in the Jim Henson Hour (Secrets of the Muppets) and being very intrigued. :)

Happy B day!

[/COLOR] How true, and if you asked them, they'd say they couldn't have existed without Sesame Street in the first place. :insatiable: :wisdom: The idea of a photo gallery is nice. As a producer from Fraggle Rock once pointed out, it's hard to find video footage from the '80s because home...

I mean I won't be in denial, Elmo is very popular. But I know there are also kids who like classic SS. It was true when I was a kid and it's true now, that kids who don't follow the trend are rarely heard from. But they're still out there. ;)

Aw, they just showed Mickey's Christmas Carol on ABC Family, I haven't seen that for years! Disney used to be such a big part of my childhood. The part where Mickey's at Tiny Tim's grave is so sad. And Scrooge McDuck always been one of my favorite characters. Plus that line "Scrooge...the...

And thankfully the SW website is one of the few places on the Web where you basically don't have to worry about what your kid sees. ;)

Wow, still a lot more about Illinois than I ever knew! Local governments are such fun. ;)

Hmm...I heard it was the other way around with Caroll not wanting to take it off. I think I saw it in the Sesame Street Unpaved book.

Yeah kids don't change that much, they still appreciate quality. ;) Plus the film isn't about education so much; it's more about a touching story. :) Not that I think the Old School sets should have had that disclaimer for education either! ;)

Well that's a good point, the Internet is the future and probably more and more parents will start to see this. :)

I agree, the show used to go into depth more with the characters and show them actually getting upset. Having a little bit of drama is how good stories are created, even on "kid's shows." ;)