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Dear Linda, Does Mr. Prawn say he's gorgeous, or are you saying that? Either way, that's just plain freaky... Sincerely, Doe Berman

Who likes frozen yogurt?

Anyone here familiar with a website called Timeless Trinkets? It's kind of like an online thrift store/Goodwill like site that showcases what it calls itself, including various vintage figures of various different cartoon characters, as well as a sloo of Muppet (Babies) figures as well. Has...

Let us not forget Dom DeLuise.

I kind of feel the same way about Ed, Edd n Eddy - granted, I HAVE seen about each new episode at least once, but shifting the show's entire premise from permanent/endless summer vacation to putting the kids in school was kind of hit-and-miss; in a way, it DID allow for different storylines and...

No, that was Beauregard from T*C*B, and he wasn't hospitalized, he was sent to a mental clinic where the walls were made of previously frozen, now-rubberized Surprise.

I DID mention seeing a Lola beanie crammed down in an iron claw machine several years ago. ;)

*Picks wax out of ear* Say what? I can't quite hear you guys... you were saying?

That was a new invention that never caught on, seeing as how water and electricity don't mix... whenever someone dumped the mop into a bucket of water, the fan on the other end would blow up.

Entertainment itself is a medium - TV, movies, music, etc. I don't know whose idea it was to classify animation as its own genre, but whenever that happened, puppetry must not have been really noticable in film and television, because otherwise, I think it probably might be considered a genre...

Exactly, those kinds of shows and movies ARE billed as "animated comedy", "animated drama", "animated action"... at least on Comcast's program info anyway; you look them up on IMDb, and one of the first things you see listed in genre is "animation". Funnily enough, getting back to puppets...

Thanks Eddo!

Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend getting toddler clothes for your puppets, mainly because it probably wouldn't fit your puppet, and it would look a little hokey. Just speaking from experience, lol.

But that slows up d'works...

Hey SSLFan, were these little plushies/beanies that came in a box? If so, then I saw the same thing in the baby needs aisle at Food City yesterday.

What's the deal with Ovaltine? Why do they call it Ovaltine? The mug is round, the jar is round, the glass is round, they should call it Roundtine!

:confused: I'm reminded of how animators such as Brad Bird feel that animation isn't, or shouldn't be its own genre, but I got to thinking, if animation is given its own genre, could or should puppetry be an actual genre as well? :search: I notice quite often that a puppetry program is almost...

True about Figueroa, though Sesame Street Unpaved DOES cite that Bob's last name on the show is also McGrath, but I think I do remember reading somewhere that it was Johnson now that you mention it...

I guess because Sesame Street is such an informal atmosphere, I think the object was to make the humans not just adults, but friends for the kids as well, hence why we all grew to know them on first name basises; there are virtually no parents to the Muppet characters on the show (for the most...

I think it's no secret that Krang probably also inspired the later character of Hector ConCarne... only Krang was JUST a disembodied brain, Hector was a disembodied brain and stomach; but similarly, a former circus bear named Boskov served as Hector's new body, lol.