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Unfortunately, both speculations are justifiable. As far as Ernie and Bert go, many people point out that at times, they can bicker with one another like an old married couple. As far as Cookie Monster goes, SST went on a health food kick in the mid-2000s, and we ended up with the likes of...

I wasn't worried, I still had gotten some well wishes on deviantART, but sorry about your birthday being overlooked... I think those empty chairs from Frank and Louise's wedding may have something to do with it...

It almost seems to me that nobody (and when I say "nobody", I'm generalizing, I'm not necessarily including everybody) is going to be happy unless we just let them think Ernie and Bert are gay.

Here's the thing, based on experience: Character freedom is nice and all, but one has to keep in mind the an RP is a group effort, so with that in mind, one has to keep in mind any kind of development or growth a character experiences should be done within the consideration of the other...

Well, it helps to have SOME rules and/or guidelines to RP threads - it's easy for the entire story/plot to be thrown off and disrupted by newcomers just randomly popping in and not being too familiar with the plot. No, it's not always the case, but it's been known to happen.

Well, when you got such a show that's beloved by generations of kids (and adults too), and has always tried to maintain a level of decency for SO many years, even the smallest little shortcoming they may experience is enough for some people out there (like you say, mostly the media, TMZ, people...

I guess I should add WIMZIE'S HOUSE to my list, since so many people here regard it as merely an inferior Henson knock-off (despite Chris Cerf, Norman Stiles, and Jim Kroupa worked on it).

Um, both PHINEAS AND FERB and DEXTER'S LABORATORY have HUGE fanbases. :confused:

TWO sequels? Perish the thought. Today's cinema ALWAYS goes for FOUR movies in a series. :p But on a serious note, that's what happens sometimes - a movie will do really poorly at the box office, but sometimes they become cult classics when they're released on VHS or DVD... I'd chalk up your...

Yeah, if you ask me, obesity is as much of a "disease" as homosexuality.

Well, I've kind of noticed RATATOUILLE does seem to get a bit of flack, which is kind of why I listed it... but yes, it des seem like a lot of people really dislike BEE MOVIE, but I agree, and I've said it before, you kind of have to get Jerry Seinfeld's humor in order to really appreciate the...

THE ADVENTURES OF ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE BEE MOVIE THE CAT IN THE HAT THE COUNTRY BEARS THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW ELF HOME ALONE 2: LOST IN NEW YORK HOME ALONE 3 KANGAROO JACK KERMIT'S SWAMP YEARS THE MUPPETS' WIZARD OF OZ RATATOUILLE SPACE JAM SUPER MARIO BROS. TWISTER

Growing up as a kid: - COURAGE THE COWARDLY DOG (a couple of other friends liked it) - COW AND CHICKEN - ROCKO'S MODERN LIFE - Rocky and Bullwinkle (that's right Drtooth, I was the ONLY kid in school who liked Moosk and sqweerill). Especially during middle school, there was only show that...

Likewise, I still don't understand what's the big joke about Big Bird being a lark.

Don't you just love the world's continual passive aggressive ways to shame overweight people into feeling bad about themselves into losing weight? Now, the AMA has decided the best way to get overweight people to shed pounds is by classifying obesity as a disease.

Because nobody is allowed to have one "Uh oh moment" anymore.

Big Ugly Clowno eats his baba mama's love child.

Baby Bear was a tad annoying when he was first introduced, but like Drtooth said, once they dropped the constant fairy tale stigma and let him develop into his own character, then he became a funny and likable character.

Okay, never mind again, they broke it apparently again.

Um, isn't that basically the way they always talked?