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I personally want to go on record as Ms. Anti-Sidebottom, lol. True, I did feel a little sorry for him in his first episode. But overall, Sidebottom can't hold a candle to regular Boober's offbeat grumpy humor.

I'm definitely going to say Number 1 first. Hehe But #'s 2 & 3 would also be great for afterward. Either way, you could then maybe ask us users if we have any questions for said guest. Hint, hint. ;)

I don't know why but I always pictured Uffafluff and Oopidad as two adorable puppies being walked one day near the beach, briefly exchanges sniffs and then being forced to continue on. Lol Next time you see a dog being walked down the street, try thinking of that song, it's actually quite...

Yeah I love both decades. The only differences I see between the '70s and '80s episodes is that the '70s had a bit more of an edge and urban attitude. By the '80s, the show had established itself as a huge phenomenon and sort of tone down a bit (though it was still clearly the city and not...

Yeah I mean, kids will occasionally get confused by unfamiliar things, that's definitely true. But that's why they ask their parents so they can learn. As opposed to everything being done for them.

Once again, I have to quote the parents of South Park, "We must blame them and cause a fuss, before somebody thinks of blaming us!" And that's very true about the Care Bears, lol. We think they're all about caring and cheerfulness. But I remember a line from their first movie (yeah I'm a geek...

Actually I was just watching a news story where Psych experts are saying that it's important to use the range of your emotions, both happy and sad. That trying to be happy all the time will not work and is not healthy. I wish Sesame Street would listen to this, instead of suddenly trying to...

Yeah the message never actually says "be mean." But the mood kinda dictates what the movie seems to stand for. I mean the movie Transformers claimed to have a good uplifting message. But I didn't feel it.

I wish you luck with everything! Any landlord should just be grateful to get tenants, Christian or not. Heh.

I agree, I think it may take a long time and the right person to come along.

Oh yeah I think being positive is important, definitely. I found things in MWO to appreciate after all. I just don't want to sit back and accept if the product is not as good as Jim's work. Especially when the message is often so vulgar and mean (again, not in an adult way). (Not saying...

Happy belated Birthday!

I agree, a lot of it comes down to the story. It was the beginning of that odd jaded humor they keep adopting. And to be honest, I didn't feel the characters were in top form; I didn't even feel like they were in the movie. But it's all our opinion of course. :insatiable: Love the new...

I'm already thinking that will have to be the case. I'm not even comfortable showing them the current Sesame Street.

Go to Amazon, there are quite a few being sold by third party sellers. Some aren't that expensive either.

Yeah when the popular TV idols manage to mess up (as they so often do) I have little sympathy for the parents of their young fans. They sit their kids in front of the TV and just trust that it must be OK. Human beings are already much like sheep, hehe, and that's not helping.

I always been more in favor of giving the older pieces more exposure than they're getting, than feeling the need to have more when it's just not delivering. I'm not saying it never will, but I'm happy with what's come before.

Yeah MFS is my least, but I'll put VMC next, too much cruel and jaded (and non adult) humor. I'm all for the Muppets suriving, but I won't just accept anything.

Yeah exactly! :wisdom: My favorite has always been Muppets Take Manhattan, even though I know a lot of fans put it dead last, lol.

Oddly, I really dislike Muppets in Space, but was surprised to see Muppets Wizard of Oz had its high points (though The Muppet Movie it was not hehe).