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Back in 1999 when Nickelodeon had a weekend-long 20th anniversary marathon, I had seen it pointed out that none of the channel's really early shows were included (You Can't Do That on Television would be the earliest, but all the episodes shown were ones with Alanis Morresette, which I think are...

This reminds me of when the Palisades figures were announced and it was said that each series would have two big guns, one secondary character and one fan favorite, I was surprised when it was confirmed Palisades considered Rowlf and Scooter to be "big guns" (because they hadn't been used much...

One thing I've been wondering about regarding the Rugrats episode "Pickles vs Pickles": At the end after Drew apologizes to Angelica for trying to get her to eat broccoli and promising not to do so again, Angelica gets out a picture of the basic food groups, crosses out broccoli (and had crossed...

What's the deal with that episode of King of the Hill in which the main characters are on a baseball team and play against a baseball champion who always gives his check to charity? I mean, they agreed that the other player would donate his winnings to the school so that the school can afford to...

That VHS is Whistler's Moose. I thought it was odd that they needed to combine two parts of two separate four-part episodes for one video. I also think it's odd that this is the only one of the Buena Vista tapes to include any four-chapter stories. But a year ago I finally noticed that the...

Here's something I've been looking for for awhile: The opening to Bullwinkle's Moose-O-Rama, the Nickelodeon airings of the show.

What's the deal with celebrities or works of fiction that only have one demographic but are hated by everyone else, even if that one demographic is the intended target audience? TV Tropes calls it periphery hatedome http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/PeripheryHatedom But what's the point...

He doesn't get any dialogue here.

Here's a "Walt Disney World Memories" video of most of Here Comes the Muppets. Not all of it, but the reason I draw attention to it is because it has some of the pre-show which hasn't been online! There's also a nice shot of the logo in the lobby.

Here's me doing a joke that may or may not be obvious:

The ones pictured look kinda decent. What I would expect Palisades to do if the company was making Muppet toys back in the 1970s.

When I first watched this I suddenly forgot that Jerry Nelson passed away and Matt Vogel was to take over... Then a few seconds later I remembered, and started asking myself, "is that Jerry or Matt?" But then I noticed a slight difference in The Count's voice. I am mixed about the video...

Here's the video:

I am at a loss for words here. This is sad. I hope she gets better.

I thought about whether it's just the characters saying "thank you". I think that would be a let-down unless it featured as many characters as possible, including long-unseen characters. I don't expect there to be a cameo by Kermit, or by Roosevelt Franklin, or if they rebuilt Bruno or Sam the...

If it's going to be something unaired, it'd be cool if it were the original unaired original "Imagination" segment. But I doubt that adds up to five minutes (I don't even know off-hand how long the broadcast version is). I know nobody's brought up this possibility regarding unaired segments...

I've found all of the openings on YouTube:

I think he meant something from the show that's not online yet.

I hope it's not a Sesame Street harlem shuffle. I first heard of that last week, didn't really know what it was, barely saw any videos online of what it is (when I'm so busy trying to get Sesame Street to reach its goal it's hard to watch other videos), but it would be a little cool if this...

Been watching constantly. I can't wait until they hit a billion and I can stop watching videos on Sesame Street's YouTube page. Can't wait to go back to watching clips on DVD, sesamestreet.org, and Sesame clips uploaded by other users! :) I've watched (at least parts of) quite a few "word of...