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Don't start me on this . . .you did! . . . .you asked for it! . . . .I always thought the 'old format' was perfect the way it was. There was no need to give chunks of it away to Elmo or the Clubhouse. To me it's just stale repetition each week on the same theme whereas the old skits were random...

You get a double portion of Scooby snacks for playing so nice today!

You should have seen him at the start . . .he was big, lovable and DUMB! I agree with you,he has been getting a bit stale, a bit annoying these past years. Which is sad because as you said he is a vetran.

Yeah, it used to be "the big yellow canary' who was the spokesthing for SS . . .now it's the "little red menace"!

Well . . .I always judge whether a character has 'staying power' or was just a 'flavour of the moment' creation. I always thought Kingston had great potential; a Rosevelt Franklin for the nineties and beyond. Then . . .zilch! As for Clash getting caught up with one character; both Jim and Frank...

Now,now children; play nice or no milk and cookies before beddiebyes!

I've heard that on record . . .was it ever filmed?

How about : The 'letter on the street interview show' skit? 'G, Grover . . .G,George" Ernie's TV that only shows the letter H 'La La La La Lemon' 'Oh G . . .That's Why I Love That Letter' song

What ever happend to Kingston? Just an unpopular character or what?

It usually does! Whoops! Now back to your regulary scheduled program.

Yes,oh,yes! That old lady in her rocking chair: "I can't take it, I can't take it" LOL! The moron Henry was played by Jim . . .I think : "Hmm,Huh?" LOL!

Thank you, bold Sir Matt. i was a poster here before the 'big change', so it's nice to be back. Tell me, please . . .are you a 'Who' fanatic?

What I always liked about the classic SS was not only did it teach the young 'uns, it sometimes slipped in some classic humor for the 'oldies' to dig. I'm 31 now, and I still cherish the classic skits and songs.I'm only now catching some funny 'gems' I hadn't seen previously.

Now if we could only give away the real one . . . .

Yay for Matt!! (insert canned round of applause here!)

Thanks for trying anyway,Clean Gultch. I appreciate ya.

Yeah, they did a lot of those 'pinball' skits. Some of our fellow 'posters' were freaked out by them as kiddies.

You Americans! I wish we down here in Oz had some of the choices you guys do when it comes to tv.

Yes! Exactly! He actually did sound and look a lot like ol' Ned. For all my memory however,I've never heard Grover saying, "Shut up Birdsfoot!" LOL!

I got a couple: "the V in the sea" skit " Small v . . .vaavoom!" Harvey Kneeslapper's immortal "There's an I on your hat" Superman's pitch for the letter S : "It's my favourite." "Capital I" How's those for starters?