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Boober did have a crush on a Fraggle called Tosh I believe. But the dog was named Ambrosius. ::shrugs::

Yeah I didn't enjoy most of the decade either. The '80s definitely had better kids shows. But just enough of the old magic managed to creep into some of the '90s show. But yeah it's also when things really started going downhill. I'd say Ninja Turtles counts, it was a 1991 thing. :)

I just hope DVDs become easier to record on, it still feels like such a chore (which is why I still love VHS). Plus, they are insanely expensive.

Oh yes, I TOTALLY agree with that. :)

Yeah I mean, it hasn't actually been that long in the grand scheme of things. It does seem like they view the Muppets as a largely nostalgic thing that aren't relevant for kids. I hope that trend (that's permeating all of the media) will eventually fade, when they realize young children don't...

I'm going to include "Just a Dream Away" from Fraggle Rock on there, and "Letter B" from Sesame Street. ;)

Personally, I don't regret the idea of selling to Disney. I wish Disney would do more with them, but there's still the future. To be honest, I wasn't satisifed with the 'modern' projects that happened before the Disney deal.

"I wouldn't be seen dead in them. They're dead grotty!" "Grotty?" "Yeah, grotesque!" That's a nice idea about the flowers. You could name the 6th one Junior maybe. ::shrugs:: Btw, the ESSENCE of Gladys cuteness! http://youtube.com/watch?v=BLblCe9gshk

Yeah that's true. The first kids were probably the best (though I thought all the kids were always way over the top, heh).

Lambchop's Play Along was brilliant, they were all so endearing, and had been for decades! :) I remember Gulla Gulla but I didn't watch it much; I liked the theme song though. I'm not sure what the classic Barney years were. ::shrugs::

Generally pretty good? Heh, don't say that on the RHLC. ;) However, I agreed with your comments about Louise Gold. :)

The song was done while he was playing Spock on Star Trek. Lord of the Rings was hugely popular in the '60s. And I believe Nimony did a few albums at the time as well. Lol, very unique song!

Oh please, Sweetums wouldn't eat the messenger! Hehe

Yeah me neither! This is the best DVD related news in a long time. I hope the bonus features are good. :)

Very cool, thanks for posting! Yes, it is nice to see they fixed their Mokey mistake. And that Gunge is on the cover, maybe Philo is on the other side.

Well it sounds like a good education plan! Just see how it all goes. High school is important, but it's really only the beginning. Sometimes your plans (and you) will change as you go on to college and life.

It would be good if they focused on literacy again, the country still has a problem with that, unfortunately. Personally I don't mind them addressing eating healthy, it is another serious problem we have. I'm not that familiar with the ways they've been doing it, maybe they could be improved...

Oh it's ok, I won't tell him! :) Oh, Sweetums! Guess what Meep said!

The best singers were always Richard and Jerry, they never failed to deliver. I've always loved listening to Janice sing the most. And on Fraggle Rock, I'd say I look foward to Gobo the most. Though, I was blown away by Richard's singing as the Spider-fly, I didn't recognize him at first...

That is very true. :)