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Happy B-day and best wishes!!! :halo:

It was a different melody.

It really depends on who you talk to. As I've said, there are other kids who do genuniely enjoy classic Sesame Street. Plus other kids aren't even being given the chance to see if they like them. They should be given the same amount of attention. :) Well, I've said it what I wanted to say many...

Eh, it can't be as annoying as Daylight Savings time in the Spring, when the clock goes forward an hour. Ahhhh...that nice feeling again when the RHLC! logo keeps popping up on the main page. ;)

Yeah it's because of the time difference, ain't that fun? lol Yeah the clip is awesome. I wonder if Richard had to perform the hat in this sketch. I think my favorite part is when he says "I haven't seen my mother in years...nor she me." Lol I also loved Kermit's line "It's just occured to...

Ohhhh I don't know! Well if it is, Happy B-day!

Lol, good point, you'd think one of them would back up Big Bird a little bit! We had a similar discusson before, about how silly it was for the adults to not believe in Snuffy, when they're talking to an 8 foot bird!

If you go to the children's section in the bookstore, all the SS books are required to have Elmo on the cover, even if it's not all about him (at least it seems that way). We say kids won't appreciate the old characters, but they aren't even being given a chance to like them. Kids who aren't...

Yeah it'll be weird if all the original castmembers are gone. It's sort of touching how the characters now have kids who are sort of taking over the roles. Well again I think it's not important how long a show lasted, but how good it was. Programs like game shows and soap operas have lasted...

This is an interesting clip, Kermit interviews the invisible man (who has a very familiar voice). Listen for a hilarious line Kermit has towards the end. http://youtube.com/watch?v=1G9stWsmZ8c

I know I was thinking that too!

I agree, it's not something to be taken lightly. Some kids do still watch SS, but there are other shows that are more popular now. It's weird, we have this kind of debate about SS over and over again. And every time we just end up saying the same things over and over, as though it were the...

I love nostalgia, it's huge for me. Mainly for old advertisements or media related things. I guess it's the idea that the world used to look and be a certain way, but then it disapeared and we'll never see it again. That's always fascinated me. Of course, I don't really have the money to be a...

Well yes, Daytime was never the most sophisticated form of entertainment, even when it was good, lol. Honestly though...The History Channel just did a documentary on The Middle Ages (also known as The Dark Ages). I think we're living through a 2nd Dark Ages right now. The good thing is, it...

I could be totally wrong, but to me Gladys was a character that really relied on its performer, it would just be difficult to do it well with someone else. Not that Forgetful didn't rely on his performer, but his personality was pretty well defined. I honestly wouldn't mind if it was a...

That sounds cool! (I have to learn how to play computer games...heh). Yeah, whether it was one of the old inserts or a different performer, it's a good idea.

Well, it's just that that's where we disagree (respectfully). :) Though, I did say before, it should probably stay on, just to keep it in the public eye. And I honestly don't care if they change formats, make them longer etc. That's fine, whatever. But there was no reason to put everything...

Yeah I guess that's true, it was when the format was changed that it happened. Well, thankfully the SS DVDs do feature him a lot. And again, I've seen kids want them, even if there are no 'modern' characters on the cover.

Yeah I was thinking that too. It's ok, it easy to get the two mixed up. :)

I do agree, the children are most important. I just don't even think it's useful for children anymore. And there's no reason why kids wouldn't know about Jim's Ernie and Frank's Bert, or several other characters, if they would show them more in inserts. But they don't. An article written...