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They just go nuts in California, don't they? Hehe Yeah, I was happy to see two Muppet Show albums uploaded, I finally got "Halfway Down the Stairs."

I love that quote from The Frog Prince! lol Taminella: "Can't have him hopping around loose!" King: "Well, I should say not! For one thing, he eats all the pop overs!" Yeah, the song is lovely in Muppet Family Christmas with Robin singing it!

I agree about Miles, I wish they'd mention that. They probably don't intend this, but by not mentioning some of the show's history, they are sort of implying that kids don't NEED to know it. Like, if something's old, it's unimportant (An attitude that's very prevelant in our society today, even...

Yeah I wish I could have seen Aristotle as well. And I remember seeing Tara once or twice, she was a cute kid, and very mature.

Yeah, I have observed that. It's a fine balance the character needs to achieve. Wow, I wonder if Elmo will ever become more mature....that would be nice...I think.

Well, as much as I like continuity, I understand why they'd make adoption a new concept for Big Bird. We know he already went through it, but today's kids don't know that, and it's unlikely they'll ever see that episode. Big Bird needs to be seen as a child, the same age as the show's...

Good luck, Sara, and congrats MBM!

Fred the grown up right, who did all the voices? Yeah he was great. Btw, I was really surprised to see he was the lead in the Henson pilot, Puppetman! He also was the voice of Skeeter on the Doug cartoon.

Yeah the Mickey Mouse Club was cool in the early '90s (I watched it before Brittney, Justin and Christina were on).

I saw it on a History Channel documentary about giants.

Let's see, I'll try to list ones I distinctly remember from my childhood What's the Name of That Song? (I remember Forgetful Jones singing it, which added a whole new dimension to what the song was supposed to be about!) Everybody Sleeps Splish Splash (when the elephant's having a bath)...

I saw an old black and white Jolly Green Giant commerical from the '50s or '60s (I'd have to look that up). He was claymation, and though he had a big grin he was VERY intimitating with this big pounding music as he walked by!

My family used to have this tape that had A Charlie Brown Christmas, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and 'Twas the Night Before Christmas (one of those semi-anime cartoons, about a mouse family and a human family living together). That was a very important tradition every year!

That's a good description, the AIDS quilt makes the victims into people instead of numbers. I wish they had a similar thing for cancer victims. But there are so many problems that need attention.

Sounds like it was a good experience. Of the panels you did see, did any make an impression?

sorry, double post!

Definitely, I had a problem with a kid at school a long time ago. She was always trying to make me miserable. I didn't know what to do. Then one day, some other kids were picking on her. I decided to stick up for her. She was shocked and said "Thanks!" She never gave me a hard time again. We...

Hehe, that's great!

That's a good attitude. It doesn't pay to hold grudges. You're only hurting yourself. And everyone deserves respect, despite their faults. :)

Yeah really, I mean it sort of made sense for Kelly and Jesse to come back for graduation. But to have Tory for nearly every episode leading up to graduation and then suddenly kicking her off was insane! Yeah it looked like they had a lot of proms, but actually a lot of them were just "winter...