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Well no offence to Lowe (he was funny in Wayne's World), but yes given the choice between the two of them, I'd pick Richard. As they said once about Miss Piggy, "In my book, you are the first and the last chapter, and the footnotes too!" Lol

My prayers are with you. Remember, all things must pass. :)

I agree, I do not buy this idea that kids don't identify with the old school episodes, it's just not accurate.

Yup, part of their genius was recognizing that kids could appreciate adult humor. And then in later life they would still enjoy it, and discover things they weren't aware of before. :)

Well, I also think the writing suffered in recent years, but not everyone agrees, hehe.

Hmm, well reruns of shows generally do well only for so long. People enjoy them, but then they get tired of seeing the same episodes over and over again.

I do think I'm too old for the way SS is now, though I'm not sure I would have watched it as a kid either. But I could watch the older show both as a child and as an adult, no problem. In general, I didn't get made fun of for liking Sesame Street as I got older. I just kinda got mildly...

I know this isn't going to be a popular thing to say. But while Elmo may have been hugely popular for awhile (I feel like it's cooled a bit at the moment, just from what I've seen), the show itself isn't as big as it once was. There are newer fresher shows competiting for the attention.

Well they haven't shown it on my PBS station for a while. Very sad, those stations who have dropped him are making this world a much darker place.

Actually the reviews of Follow That Bird on Amazon.com are very positive. A lot of kids today love it, despite the lack of Elmo. There are some kids who prefer the new show. But there are plenty that like the old version, they're just not given much of an opportunity. :)

Reagan is like most Presidents, he did good and bad things. But he did contribute to the fall of Communism and that was good. I always find it weird how some people say this is a conservative country, but others say it's a liberal one. Personally I think rapidly becoming a Relativist one, a...

I agree, there are good things about Capitalism, but one of the worst drawbacks is the ever present greed. And that has always been true.

I'm sure every country thinks it's the greatest. Maybe we could take a poll!

Yeah there have been some explosions, but like very few in the first three movies for instance.

For me, it's just that I honestly don't trust these people running, I don't feel I have anyone to vote for. Plus, the President actually can't change a lot of things by the nature of his position. A lot of changes in society happen within the society, not just through the government.

Yeah like Sweetums said in the Muppets 30th Anniversay special "In the old days, everything the Muppets did had monsters in it! And everything ended with eating and explosions!"

Hehe, wow! Yeah I would be really upset if I lost that DVD. ;) Oh wait, that's right! Orange juice isn't bad for you, what were we thinking? Whew, thanks, Meep! You saved us from the evil brainwashing! (I think it was the Mean Genie from Fraggle Rock!) :eek:

Wow, hmm that's actually a hard questions! Probably explosions, they're so outrageous and unexpected, very Muppets!

Yeah, I don't know how likely it is either. Of course, I think the country will eventually spiral down, like the Roman Empire. So no matter what, we'll have to start over at some point.

I don't believe in the lesser of two evils in these cases. Gore might not have brought us into Iraq. But I did not want him to be President. I want to make it clear that I do think voting is important, as Teheheman said. Like I said, voting on important issues is extremely crucial. I'm more...