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It's really acting up rather badly today - in addition to the constant "This page cannot be displayed" annoyance, sometimes my posts aren't going through, and I have to go back and post them again. Then I got a new error message today...

Uh, no.

"Guy"? What grade does your teacher think you're in?

I like how they would occasionally stop and ask where that music was coming from; real throw back to Green Acres whenever Oliver would deliver one of his speeches while "Yankee Doodle" is played on the fife, and someone will ask who's playing the fife.

OMG, I actually forgot about that one! Poor Telly at the end of the day... which also reminds me of when Big Bird and Zoe were to have a playdate, but both were sick, and Telly ran back and forth to deliver messages... even his accompaning music got tired after a while.

I have two different versions of the 20Q hand-held game, but I never tried online before, but I think I will...

Reminds me of the time my Grade 3 teacher included Red Guy from Cow and Chicken in a math test, lol.

Jeezum, it's been over a year since I list did a list update... well, here we go again... Favorite Band: None in paticular. Favorite CD: Basically, the ones that I burn myself, lol; the one I'm most partial to is the one I did of my favorite 80s hits. Favorite Group: Doesn't that fall under...

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I almost thought about posting this in the Classic Sesame Street Board, but I think this can very well apply to even the more current seasons of SST as well. Have there been an particular episodes you have seen that even to this day you recall vividly? Moreso than others? Maybe episodes you...

And knowing Disney, they probably will have very little to do with Marvel, they probably simply bought them for the sake of no one else having them.

I couldn't help but notice that such movies as TMM, GMC, MCC, and MTI have all been re-released on DVD by Disney, and all have the new Disney "Muppet Studios" logos on the movies... except MTI, which all retain the original Tri-Star logos on the movie, and the DVD is said to be released by Jim...

Wait a minute, I thought Disney already owned Marvel, didn't they?

Hey, Bryan's back! :excited: As for the park on the show, I don't know about Central Park... I've kind of always assumed it was meant to be sort of a little community park, but who knows for sure?

If you guys can believe this, halfway through Grade 3, we all actually got into Teletubbies; though I think it was kind of like what Pufnstuf did for college kids back in the day... in this case, the Teletubbies were aimed and targeted at the little kiddies, but something about the weirdness and...

Desperate Housewives is a sitcom? I never could tell, I thought it was supposed to be a drama. But then again, I always thought Boston Legal was supposed to be a sitcom... There's something wrong with today's marketing... DH promos make the show seem dramatic, while BL promos make the show...

The flavor doesn't sit well with me... they're a little too bitter/sour for my taste. Anyshoe, there's a discrepency on my menu for yesterday... TONIGHT'S when I'm having homemade hamburgers, last night I just had more Capn. Crunch because I tell you, those hoagies at lunch go a LONG way, lol.

AH, I see... I'm afraid I haven't gotten THAT advanced in puppetry just yet myself... I mean the closest thing I've ever come to working with puppets like that are simply stringed marionettes, lol. I've seen how they work radio controlled animatronics before, and it doesn't look too great...

When you say cable controlled puppets, I think of a puppet like Goggles from Kermit's Swamp Years, which Joey Mazzarino had a little contraption with a switch on it connected to a couple of blue cables running up into the puppet to turn its eyes left to right... is that what you mean?