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"Memphis Long distance information, give me Memphis Tennessee!" Chuck Berry rocks!

Hmm I'm really not sure, I'll ask around. Have you asked one of the moderators? Good luck!

That is very true. I've been watching more News lately than I ever have. And while it is important to stay informed, too much News can be VERY damaging to your emotional health. They don't report reality, they only report bad news. It can start getting you depressed. So, keep it in moderation...

Yeah that's it, directly contradictory! ...that reminds me of the "sadly temporary" line Hehe :eek:

That's a very good point, ilikemuppets! And you know the old saying, "Nice is different than good." Being a tough teacher doesn't mean you're not a good one. And by the same token, just because someone appears nice, doesn't mean they are good. I'm not referring to anyone in particular, just...

Lol, me too, ilikemuppets! It's one of those songs that I instantly remembered, even though I hadn't thought of it in years. I love dogs, so it was a favorite. Gotta love those workin' dogs!

Yeah, those are great lines, Skye! Wow, according to MuppetWiki, July 15th was Forgetful Jones' birthday! Oh dear we...forgot! Well, we'll remember next year...I hope!

Yeah, the best Sesame Street DVDs Richard-wise are Play Along Games and Songs and Sing, Hoot, and Howl (Gladys). In the latter, a Sesame Street club for animals has a meeting while they sing their favorite animal songs. There's some great classic SS clips like "Working Dog" and "We are all...

Haha, that's cool Skye! Hmmm, hope no one's getting sick of this, I just keep thinking of other sketches. The Sesame Street DVD Play Along Games and Songs (available in most video and book stores) features a lot of Forgetful. He and Big Bird and Elmo play a bunch of games related to...

There was another sketch (I saw this one at The Museum), where Clementine had come up with an idea to use music to help Forgetful remember things. I think he couldn't remember that he was a cowboy. So Clementine and the other cowboys sang something like, "We dress in jeans and colorful...

Well, we could look at it a different way. Maybe Buster stayed behind on Sesame Street while Forgetful and Clementine went on their honeymoon. I always thought it was funny that Forgetful had a girlfriend. You have to have a lot of patience to stick around with such an absent minded guy...

I think the problem with the Scooby Doo movies was that it wasn't sure if it was a teen movie or a kid's movie. Obviously Scooby Doo's was originally a cartoon for kids, so they had to appeal to that group. But Scooby Doo also has all these adult in-jokes that everyone likes, so they had to...

Aw thank you! :) (And finally, someone knows what that means!)

I hope it goes ok for her, your family's in my prayers.

You're entitled to your opinion, it's all cool. I just think we are capable of being distracted from good all by ourselves without the help of evil physical beings.

Um, I'm not part of that older generation, but I just wanted to contribute for a moment. Yeah, I also don't think much of the current generation. I thought the '90s were pretty bad, but now that they're gone, I prefer them to what we have now. Certainly, respect and morality were more...

That's so cool, Kiki! Definitely not a coincidence. :) I met someone in high school once who had worked on Sesame Street (and Star Trek), we were all very impressed.

Kiki pretty much said what I was going to say. It doesn't pay (and it hasn't) to change who you are to please an audience. ...That out of the way, I suppose I was always miffed that they didn't have more female characters. But most television has that problem so, it's not just them. And they...

Thanks, Skye! I don't know, it always kind of bothered me that Forgetful was gone but his horse Buster was still around. I mean, did Buster lose him or something? Gee, that's so sad!

Yeah I'll say he's my favorite Sesame character too, especially since I actually remember watching him (sorry Don!). I distinctly remember him holding up a sign that said the word "NO." He kept asking a little girl what the sign said. Of course, she kept saying "NO." And Forgetful would get...