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I hope you knew I was joking by that remark.

But think of the loss of revenue from all those clickbait conspiracy theory YouTube channels that no longer make videos theorizing whether or not Mr. Ratburn is gay, now that it has been officially confirmed.

I’m just happy that it’s finally being released, period. Yeah, it’s a shame that today’s kids will not get to discover ‘Rocko,’ but maybe it’s for the better.

You forgot to mention the part where fans demand more and/or request them to upload specific rare episodes/inserts that they likely cannot deliver.

Oscar's grouchiness was more relatable. Benny's negativity was just plain annoying (and don't get me started on the constant squeaking of his teeth).

Let's see *cracks knuckles*: Elmo Joey and Davey Monkey Humphrey and Ingrid Benny Rabbit Stinky the Plant Monty All the Montster Clubhouse characters and nearly every post-1990 fairytale, number, letter, and object character

I wish I could be surprised by this, but then again, I've seen some of the posts he likes and the accounts he follows on Twitter. While this is still appalling (if what she is saying is true about him), I had a feeling all along something was up with him.

This episode of Rechov Sumsum that was just posted contains a rare Hebrew dub of the Cracks short at around 22 minutes in.

Nice guy, very funny (depending on what you think of him). I literally met him last night.

The last three months.

Now I can add Jeb Bush and Jay Leno to the list.

I understand. I find his presentation quite engaging and enjoyable. It may not be for everyone, but at least he does his research when making these kinds of his videos. Your description of how you feel about him sounds more like Saberspark. Now, I don't find find his videos to be terrible, but...

I don’t have any issues with him. What aspects of his hosting skills are you not into?

Very uncomfortable.

Oh. IDK, I guess any sketch that had Jim Henson and Frank Oz performing one-on-one. Those have, and still, got a kick out of me, but I got more laughs out of The Muppet Show, given that it was not restricted of being only educational. Not to say that I don't like Sesame Street. I have much...

There are many that made me laugh, it’s hard to pick just one. I recall the Alice in Wonderland episode with Brooke Shields where they were doing the trial scene but she could not come on stage and they just did it without her, but Kermit tried to stop it, but Marvin Suggs just kept on hitting...

Well, I would to be able to watch the episode with Carol Burnett (that one was always my favorite growing up), the Roger Moore episode was also pretty good (I always got a kick out of his rendition of 'Talk to the Animals'), and the Alice in Wonderland episode with Brooke Shields was hilarious...

I think puppetry on television that do not involve muppets is dead.

I don't know how many of you are really that interested in my life, but if by chance you are, feel free to ask me anything that your heart desires. (some restrictions may apply)

When I was little, after seeing the premiere of Barney's Great Adventure at Radio City Music Hall, stupid me took inspiration from the film and decided to put one of my favorite toys figures in the shower, hoping that it will magically come to life just like in the film. Yeah, that was a silly...