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I'm not at all being biased and unfair to him. I admire how well he is able to breathe life into Cookie Monster, and not sound like a poor imitation of his predecessor. I just don't think he is as funny. The same could be said for all of Frank Oz's characters.

And it's that reason why it was the only good one.

TBH, this was the only good pairing of Elmo and Cookie Monster they ever did throughout the history of the show.

Well, I think any Sesame Street fan should be grateful with what they got. I'd say it's a pretty decent balance of both previously-released and never-before-released episodes. Of course, it is only a matter of time before people start attempting to upload these entire episodes on YouTube or...

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/not-late-show-elmo-looney-tunes-cartoons-review-1295997

Well, it was certainly nice of Jimmy Fallon to let the Sesame Street gang take over his show for a while.

That was the most beautiful thing I have ever witnessed.

RIP Jerry Stiller, thank you for your service.

I am split on the original Space Jam. On one the hand, this movie was a collective part of my childhood and often times bring back nostalgic memories for me. On other hand, it was just a stupid, unnecessary film made by corporate executives to capitalize on two the most popular things of the...

I recall seeing the news report of her debut citing Dora as one of the inspirations for the character.

Let me further explain: The purple dinosaur gave us the change in the overall tone and feel of the show that still lingers on to this day. The blue dog gave us Elmo’s World and the change in format of the show. The bilingual explorer gave us Abby Cadabby, which destroyed the already working...

And I have a feeling I know which one.

I blame three things for making Sesame Street what it has become today: 1. A certain singing purple dinosaur. 2. A certain blue dog and his clue-solving host. 3. A certain bilingual explorer.

You have to understand something, any existing children’s television broadcast recordings are far and few in comparison to regular television broadcast recordings. Most of them were either A. Taped over, B. Thrown out, or C. Sold at garage/estate sales. The odds of finding Sesame Street...

So... getting back to the matter of the virus, with all the stay-at-home mandates that have been put in place in some states (including my own), is anyone else getting vibes reminiscent of this classic Muppet song?

Which part of New Jersey are you in?

Well, if it’s done any good for the Muppet community, it has made the shot of Big Bird riding a horse in the Sesame Street opening theme song become a semi-popular meme (the one that says “We ride at dawn b*tches”).

One person in my town has it, and now all public schools have been cancelled for the remainder of the week (and possibly even longer).

If you're depressed, then seek help. Making multiple threads on the same subject matter is not a helpful solution.

1. I never watched Bear, nor did I ever have that much interest in it. 2. We're adults with actual lives that do not revolve around television shows made for toddlers 24/7.