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    Major Changes in store for Sesame Street Season 46

    The humans may be unimportant now, but when the show started back in 1969, yeah, they kind of were. For one thing, that was the whole point of the inner city street setting, to project a sense of realism and believablity to the kids of their original targeted audiences, and that included...
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    New Muppet Pilot in Development by Randall Einhorn (The Office, Modern Family) for ABC

    Well, keep in mind, when the laugh track was starting to become industry standard in the late 50s, writers and producers weren't really conscious of timing scripts and filming to allow room for laughter without overlapping/interrupting dialogue (and admittedly, that's one of the reasons Jay Ward...
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    Commercial rant time...

    This isn't so much a rant, but am I the only one who finds that Activia Greek commercial a little annoying? LADY 1: Oh, I see you're having Activia! LADY 2: Greek! LADY 1: Oh, it looks like you're having Activia! LADY 2: Greek! (Removes hand from the word "Greek") LADY 1: Oh! Activia Greek!
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    The Letter People

    FWIW, these are the Letter People we had when I was in kindergarten: And interestingly, this was the mid-90s, and we were still using the original Letter People to learn the alphabet. The current Letter People are (not surprisingly) a lot more P.C. than...
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    Happy Birthday Angie!

    Go on gurl, it's yo birthday! Have a good one!
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    Muppet Man

    Part of it was at one point, not sure if it still is now or not.
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    Dinosaurs Meets Notorious B.I.G.

    I'll give whoever made this one thing: they really managed to perfectly sync Earl's mouth movements and other expressions perfectly to the beat of the rap.
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    The Letter People

    The production values did seem to improve after the first number of episodes, that's for sure. Not a whole lot, but noticably. And ah, yes, Monty Swell. The only other puppet gameshow host who could probably give Guy Smiley a run for his money...
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    Major Changes in store for Sesame Street Season 46

    And think too, prior to Season 30, the ends of the street weren't blocked, nor was the street turned into something of a cul-de-sac, so the street was shown to be pretty long - each end had a painted flat of a view looking further down a long street, so it could have been too that other...
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    Questions about anything

    Why, Reese Witherspoon? Why are you starring alongside Sofia Vergara in a new movie?
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    West Nile, Swine Flu, Meningitis, and Sequelitis

    Adam Sandler has too much power, period. I'm actually embarrassed that I like THE MASTER OF DISGUISE because I didn't find out till years after it came out that his company produced that movie too.
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    Sesame Street on SNL

    It's not uncommon for certain characters like that to pop up in the background from time to time.
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    The Letter People

    Looking at some of the TV show on YouTube, I'm curious if those puppets were built by different people, because while some of the puppets really don't look half bad, most of them look very amateur and poorly put together.
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    Major Changes in store for Sesame Street Season 46

    Keep in mind, we usually only see one side of the street, we hardly ever see the other side of the street, which there may surely be other apartments that other characters live in.
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    When you need to rant...

    http://www.businessinsider.com/the-biggest-difference-between-google-and-facebook-2015-4 Really? Google is all about fixing technological problems? If that's the case, how come they break more things than they fix? Oh! Wait! Now it makes sense: that's how they stay in business! They keeping...
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    Major Changes in store for Sesame Street Season 46

    The only ones I've ever known for sure are: - Bob lives in the upper apartment of the tenament building that houses Hooper's and the Fix-It-Shop. - Elmo lives in the top floor of the two-story brick apartment building that sat behind the fence of the arbor. - Either Zoe or Gina (the former, I...
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    New Muppet Pilot in Development by Randall Einhorn (The Office, Modern Family) for ABC

    I don't watch either of those shows, but I do know exactly what you mean, because even though M*A*S*H had a laugh track, the producers didn't want it, so the DVDs give you the option to watch without the laugh track, and you're right, the show takes on a whole different pace without the laugh...
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    Major Changes in store for Sesame Street Season 46

    What, did the humans on the street get evicted or something?
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    Major Changes in store for Sesame Street Season 46

    I'm seeing on FB more and more people counting on the changes to the set to revert back in the years to come. That begs the question though, like Season 33, if they're going to spend time, effort, and certainly money on these changes, only to revert them back in the following years, what's the...
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    You Ever Notice...and What's the Deal...

    Ever notice almost all animated shows seem to start out with very pale and flat colors in their season or two, then after that the colors become much more bold, bright, and prominent? I'm guessing by then their budgets probably improve, allowing them to afford better paints and such.
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