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Ah, but even then, I say there were occasionally dark storylines! And I can't recall too many TV shows (kid or adult) to say "we care about everyone, even when they don't care about us" (Care Bears). Hehe, though I agree about the merchandising, the 80s was the greed decade after all!

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Ah yes, it's always fun to get to celebrate a birthday twice! I was surprised that Richard had Wembley but the photo does look like just a spur of the moment thing, like a rehearsal of a song. Steve is standing right there, but you can't see if he's holding anyone. Maybe he was holding a...

Absolutely, I'll take the opportunity to set the record straight. I do think FOP is a good kid's show (and for adults too). Timmy is occasionally selfish and greedy, but always learns his lesson in the end. And I have to say, it's always beatiful when he does. And it's also hilarious to witness...

Power to the People! Hehe I agree, Disney would be taking a good opportunity if they tried showing TMS. It's unlikely, but then again you never know. There's also the writing to customer service option, hehe: disneyinfo@disneyhelp.com

Hope your birthday went well yesterday, MN! :) I ordered the new Fraggle Rock CD, and it arrived yesterday. It's a nice collection, even if some of the songs are repeated on the different CDs. What I wanted to mention was that there's a great photo of Richard, Jerry and Steve singing on the...

From what I've seen, the more cynical shows are for an older target age than the audience for Sesame Street. I think when people talk about the suger coated shows, they mean more the ones target to Pre-K age children like Dora and the Backyardagins (however you spell that heh). For my part, I...

Same here, I didn't know Blue was supposed to be a girl, lol. And not because she's blue (I don't buy into "boy and girl colors"). It just didn't seem that way to me. ::shrugs::

This is one skit where I wish I could have seen the puppeteers underneath! Lol http://youtube.com/watch?v=iN2109FAcdo

Happy B-day again, MN! It's always fun talking to you on...that club about Richard...what's it's name again? ;) And I hope you go far in a reporting career, never give up! :)

Lamp Chop was always quality, from the original show in the '60s, to Lamp Chops Playalong in the '90s. :)

Heh, you know that explains a lot...

Lol, I've been there. I'm ashamed to admit I was once caught reading a beloved book under my desk in school. My teacher caught me, and I DON'T recommend that! Lol Btw, my new signature is from the movie Young Frankenstein (though the line itself is meant to be a little ironic for anyone who...

Yes I remember Elmo was years ago as well. It's more the over exposure that's the problem. And personally, I am skeptical as to the education value.

Aw thanks! Though to be honest, my willpower comes and goes, depending on how eager I feel at that moment, lol. I understand your story about "Of Muppets and Men," I would have done the same thing! Lol

Oh awesome, Happy Birthday, MN! Hope you'll share some of that cake! ;) Lol, oh dear I hope not! ;)

Oh yeah I should have clarified, I do mean easing up on spending for myself. I fully intend to think of my family and friends (and hopefully some charity) this Christmas. :) Thanks! I could be wrong, but I vaguely remember the GMC book eventually ripping apart at the spine, lol, which is...

Hehe, yeah that is kinda tricky, isn't it? Still, if it works! ;)

Yup it was definitely cute and very enjoyable at the time, though frustrating. Like when the dolls kept changing into ones I already had, lol. I remember when the float was going by, I made the effort to applaud and encourage others. I also remember that the items I ended up buying cost...

Oh good! Well as I said, I saw them on Amazon.com through third party sellers. I haven't check Ebay. That's really all I know of unless someone else contributes. Good luck! :)