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The irony of Elmo's popularity You know, when you really think about it, you have to hand it to the people at S.W. for recognizing a gold mine when they saw one. At the time Elmo's popularity began to peak, the age of robotics was probably just starting to get off the ground. Up untill then...

Welcome aboard, Ethan! I, too, have been wondering about these types of channels that are "supposedly" comming out in the near future, and have done some investigating of my own. So far this is what I have found:1.a channel can be made available in your state or city, but if you get your...

"Remember this one?" Here's a challenge to throw to you guys. Who remembers the one where a little boy walks by a house, looks at the ground, and notices various party things scattered about, such as baloons, wrapping paper, streamers, (possibly left-over cake) but, (most importantly) birthday...

:confused: I just went on line to the Sesame Workshop web site to see if I could find a copy of their "mission statement". I was trying to find a copy of a solid statement listing not only their goals, but the basic reasoning behind the fact that it was originally created. Surprisingly, I found...

I remember, a long time ago, when Sherlock Hemlock used to get a few minutes of glory once in a while on the show. They actually used to show various muppets in situations where they would be in need of his expertise to solve a problem. They would be ready to give up when, suddenly, the old...

Dear Bear, From what I gather, after reading your response to my article, we obviously have a very different way of seeing things. Thank goodness we live in a country where there is something called "freedom of speech" or we would both be in big trouble! Now, with that being said, I would like...

oops! :o I realized right after I submitted this that I had posted it in the wrong section! I apologize. You are correct that I'm somewhat of a greenhorn at this. If someone could help me find out how to remove this thread from this section, and move it over to the other one, I'd be very...

:mad: I just went on line to the Sesame Workshop web site to see if I could find a copy of their "mission statement". Surprisingly, I found 2 versions of it - one was pretty much set in stone by Jim Henson's crew back in 1968 and it read as follows: "[Sesame workshop was founded in 1968 as the...

Thank-you, "That Announcer". I strongly feel that more of Jim Henson and Joe Rapozoe's songs and skits should be shown on todays S.S. Unfortunately though, unless they make "Elmo's World" into a spin-off of its own, or cut down on some of the low-quality "info cartoons" and other stuff they have...

:concern: I used to ask myself that same question all the time. Then one day, after watching (or should I say enduring) another hour of the "new and better" Sesame Street, I finally decided enough was enough! I had to do something or, IMO, I would realy have no right to be complaining. So I...

Bring back our Street! The only way our classic Episodes will ever be shown again is if enough people go to the Sesame workshop web and give them a reason of concern that is strong enough that it will make them stand up and take notice. The fact of the matter is that they could care less about...

Good old "Jim and Joe" musical creations I love S.S. in general, but the songs (both live video and with muppets) were, by far, my favorite part of it. Does any one remember any of these "oldies but goodies"? Heres a list of my absolute favorites! "Mahnu Mahnu" (sung by muppet Bip Bipadotta...

why Hoots isn't shown as much anymore Hi everyone! I just joined this morning. I've been reading your posts for over a year now, but havn't been able to respond, due to a small technicality that hasn't allowed me to register untill now. I love Hoots, too, along with most of the other S.S...