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Or maybe even a new version of Beakman's World.

There really are such things as tesla coils? I thought it was a nut/ball joke from Cow and Chicken...

Boy oh boy, who haven't those people interviewed? Lol. Yeah, there's been a lot rumors circulating as of late that Caroll hasn't physically been able to perform Big Bird hardly anymore, but I don't know if there's any truth to any of them; I DO know for a fact if any time Big Bird is roller...

Last night, I had quite a baaaaaad trip... I had this dream that my puppet work was being possessed by Satan: I remember specifically, I was making a conceptual design of a character, but everytime I finished it, everything about the design actually changed and morphed on the paper to be...

Oh yeah, all the time. But like everyone else, times have been poor for me as well... this whole year has been terrible, and it looks like 2012 has been a bad year for just about everyone, so, I guess we all can just sit around and complain about our problems... somebody bring us a round of...

Please do, I'd be very interested in reading that.

*Old man voice* Back in mah day, wen we didn' have any fanceh-danceh computehs, there was a street called Sesameh, where there lived a big bird named Big Bird... now, wen I wuz a youngen, Big Bird was everybody's first best friend... yes indeedy, everyday, I knew I'd be havin' fun with my best...

The problem is, the younger the kids are, the more likely they'll be able to really absorb what it is they learn, and will keep with them as they get older... I was really displeased with once I graduated from school, suddenly they started teaching second languages to elementary school kids...

I hate to go all conspiracy theorist again, but I'm really curious about all of this engineering hype that is being fed to kids as of late... I mean, when Sesame Workshop announced that one of the core educational goals for Season 42 was going to be engineering, people were raising their...

Well, I don't know about cliques, I was kind of generalizing styles and trends of the decades and such, but perhaps, I don't know. I remember a few years ago, I unwittingly become a trend setter in this town, because by that winter, almost everybody was wearing "Radar O'Reilly" caps... luckily...

I don't know about Southern California... Brady Bunch? Partridge Family?

In hopes this thread doesn't get locked or closed or deleted again, here's one of my observational observations, though not necessarily funny or humorous... It seems like since the 1950s, each decade that has passed has had it's own, unique sense of fashion and style... for instance: the 1950s...

One new thing I've recently noticed, while listening to "I Hope That Somethin' Better Comes Along" with headphones on, is during the end of the song, Kermit continues to hold the finale note, while Rowlf does a little scatting, HOWEVER, listening very carefully, it sounds as if there are two...

Hmm, I'm not too familiar with either of them, I'll have to read up about them.

I've been watching some JHH clips on YouTube, and I gotta say, Ubu really intrigues me... he's almost like a cross between a traditional Muppet puppet, and a Creature Shop creature: he's very expressive, and I wonder how his facial features are controlled, the movements of his eyebrows and...

Probably because users are too lazy to click "Show more" in the video description... or at least, that's why I have to remind people on occasion to read the full description when they question something that's clearly pointed out in the description.

Now Wayback Machine doesn't seem to be working properly anymore either... everything pretty much looks like a read-only/text-only archive, as opposed to the preservation of what the specific site used to look like.

A lot of authors say that about their work when it's first adapted for a special or a movie or anything like that.

Bit of an oxymoron, considering Bloom County, and the spin-off Opus are rather edgy, borderline adult comic strips. But I digress, did he actually a children's book with Opus? I seem to recall a storybook from Grade 2 about a penguin in bunny pajamas.