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Someone needs to take you to a vacant parking lot or something so you can cruise around and get comfortable before just going straight to the road.

Really didn't know where to post this, but this thread is as good as any. Really nice photo I found on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bbm2DHxlzwg/?tagged=jimhenson

This is what I think of when I think early to mid '90s fashion: Moms wore really high jeans, which is now extinct. And people wore shirts with Looney Tunes characters dressed as gangsters: Girls wore those hats with flowers in them: There's lots of stuff... 1990 was pretty different...

Yeah, and an odd appreciation for Disneyland costumed characters - something I always had.

Awesome; I never really liked Pops (because of the black, soulless bug eyes), but :sigh: & :drool: look fine.

What a good idea; definitely reminiscent of the Fisher-Price Little People line from the '70s. Now that I saw all the pics, this is actually kinda unbelievable: http://www.toughpigs.com/sesame-lego/

Frank is a smart guy... always a good interview. :o :mad: :halo: :attitude: :( :insatiable: :super: Omg... I just made that thread "Is Sesame Street still funny?", and Frank totally reinforces my point here: So the brand is just carrying it.

I know LittleJerry knows this, but to be fair, that clip wasn't from an actual episode; it's a good indicator, but Brian did that impression on an interview recently. Elmo's history is really interesting; a newspaper clipping said he was originally to communicate through sounds, but Brian said...

I know; I don't drive, but I have a fear of having to drive other people around since you are supposed to entertain them and concentrate at the same time - a recipe for disaster. :insatiable:

I watch some of these of these old skits, and they are absolutely hysterical; on par with the golden age of The Simpsons. How hilarious was Ernie drawing the five legs on the dog? The kids learn, while the parents get a chuckle. Like Ernie was an A-hole... he was just drawing five legs on...

It reminds me of when Kevin performed that full-body character that juggled; we thought there was only one clip of him (the one with Gordon on YouTube), but in Being Elmo they also showed another snippet... in short, there's no tellin' what exists out there that we have yet to see.

I think he performed him in a lot of episodes.

Do you have a Switch? Did you get Mario + Rabbids, and what do you think about it?

The ending was weird; I thought it was going to end with Ernie saying something like "Well, at least I gave him the world's smallest nickel *signature laugh*", because he clearly gave him no nickel (though I think we were supposed to believe he did).

I wonder if the two-for-one was to lessen the attention on Kermit's video.

omg - I think he looks amazing! :hungry: A character that is rarely made as well.

So I went ahead and bought what I needed to make a pseudo-band pit; :confused: & :eek: were a bit of a bonus since it's cheaper to buy a complete series 2 since the price of :boo: & :sleep: (w/balcony) are though the roof these days. To be frank, the stability of :halo:'s drum set is...

As a Nintendo fan, I immediately thought of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, lol. I think there was something with that, like Jim said he didn't want them in the parks as walk-around characters, but only as actual puppets, animatronics, etc. Yeah, nowadays they are considered obscenely...

Bunsen and Beaker (perhaps the "deluxe" version only) came with bases... they didn't have holes in their feet! -- What?! Anyway, I used those on Janice and Crazy Harry.

Yeah, I watched Caddicarus' video, in that the first half of the game is great and then the second half is obscenely difficult, taking away from the game's overall value.