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I'd say he's a character created by Elmo. The whole thing seems a LOT like it's Elmo's imagination... sort of like what Sid the Science kid sees vs what the viewers see. He thinks he's a TV show, he thinks it's his own special place/ At least that's what I get the impression of.

Funny thing about that one... I almost gave him an unsatisfied, almost annoyed and depressed look on the last panel. it looked funny and it fit the joke but it was DEFINITELY out of character. Also, I could have had him totally demolish and chomp the heck out of the cookie jar, but having him...

Cookie Monster making the best of a bad situation

His work really reminds me both of Looney Tunes (which he is ALSO amazing at... those guys are harder to draw than they look) and of Brett Koth, who worked with Jim Davis on U.S. Acres and Mr. Potatohead. Dave's stuff has the same sort of fluid movement as The U.S. Acres Kid's books. Not...

UGH! You just opened up a whole lot of nightmarish possibilities they could have gone with. If course, I'd expect a KND show to turn into some sort of ripoff of the Goonies as well.

Gaw... if Kids Next Door was made in the 80's, the diversity would be forced and the kids would all get along and act like the Buddy bears and have forced Cliched personalities. Ever see that pink Panther and Sons show? I saw one episode a few weeks back and I was mortified! Get Along Gang...

Honeydew is a local chain... their donuts I think are slightly better than Dunkin (well, at least the last time I got them... I had one yesterday that was alright, but not something of their usual quality). For a while they were also slightly bigger than Dunkin's too. Seems Dunkin is more...

Jeez... over here you can't punt a football without hitting a Dunkin Donuts. Krispy Kreme failed hard, Honeydew stays strong, but it's impossible NOT to find one around here.

I'm sorry, but I have to correct that last statement for you. Hit was not the owner... Hit was a partnership (primarily for licensing and distribution) and it ended early last year. Henson's stuff is still self owned, and any deal they make is ONLY for distribution and licensing. Lionsgate is...

My secret shame is I didn't even hate Barney when he first came to PBS... in fact, I gotta admit, I liked him to an extent (to the extent that it was a kid's show and I had a baby sister at the time). But after a short while I realized what a cheap, lazily made show that really performed to a...

That crap happens all the time. Really... for the longest time, every store I liked was replaced with either a cel phone store or a tanning salon. I REALLY hated that since we lost some great places in the process.

Finding them in an arcade machine is one thing. Winning them is quite another. I mentioned it somewhere else, but I actually had a streak of actually winning these things (three times I tried I actually won... twice in one day, actually) and NEVER won anything ever again ever ever. Not to...

That's what I thought. Actually, I like the fact that artists get switched on rare occasion. It just means you guys get to showcase more great Muppet artists. Heck, I'd almost want to see every issue drawn by someone else. I really do dig James's style here. Somehow it seems to be the...

I still can't get over the fact people are still actually watching Barney. I mean, it's like if people were still listening to Milli Vanilli not to be ironic. Wow. And the worst part of it is, he's not the worst kid's show out there anymore either.

I just wanna say, Mark... The Mother Goose and Grimm cartoon you wrote about the Boogie Man is one of the top funniest cartoons I've ever seen.

From Muppet Wikia That's the only pic there is, and I don't know if it really was released or not (after all, you'd have to frequent arcades or carnivals to see them). They do look decent... not great (shame Sababa never got the retail push it needed to get Mokey and Matt out there). I...

I said this before, but the thing that bugs me is that they only had 10 of these segments to air in every single one of the 26 episodes. The segment isn't bad at all (in fact I rather like it) but jokes about Zha Zha Gabor, references to the Ramones and all that other snappiness in the writing...

There, no kiddin, is a TMNT manga that IS in Tensai Bakabon style. Think it was up on the TMNT official site somewhere. But hey, it's completely different from the same uniform bishonen stuff... man am I sicka that. Yeah, the Toei animated Muppet babies episodes have very subtle hints of...

Some of those characters haven't appeared for 20 years. I never seen a clip with Hastings in it. And I've been watching since the mid 80's. It happens with shows like this. Over half the characters have slowly faded into the background, some characters the writers and performers couldn't...

What else? Larger eyes, smaller bodies, and rounder features in Baby Clothes.