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Sesame Street was mentioned twice in last Sunday's episode of the Simpsons. In this episode, the town of Springfeild is sick of the pandering made by political candidates, and puts Ralph Wiggum in as a write in Candidate. one line, a commentator said, "Can Ralph go from Sesame Street to...

I don't know why they haven't done this sooner. I mean, I never wanted to get any of the SS DVD's, since it was only one VHS ported to a disk. No special bonus skits, no added segments, no special features, no combinations of other videos. Nothing.

Hmmmm... From the discription, I can't tell what you're thinking of. It wouldn't happen to be that thing where they animate drawings in the sand, building a letter or something, would it?

Exactly the point. they've done so many things to the show that the youngest viewers like, while trying to keep people actually watching, and now that it isn't working, they can't fix it like they secretly want to. The Elmo's World thing confirmed my suspicions. They actually want to get rid...

No. It's not a TV show telling you what you're kids are supposed to watch. it's a bunch of namby pamby Child Psychologists telling a tv show to tell you what to watch! :halo: I know I always beat this to death, but turn on Nick Jr. or PBs, and you'll see what I mean. I can't blame SS for...

I really wanted to see that too. Like a few plush, a happy meal.. but something that looks like the classic 50's characters or the 1980's characters. Maybe later on, we'll see something. I just don't think even they thought the film would do that well. I will say this. I kinda feel silly...

I too would like to Have Sesame Street Dinner theater "Pear." And if anyone has made Mp3's off of the Old School DVD set volume 2, can someone send me "Disco D" and, if possible, that music from the skit about the Flea camping on the dog's back?

I'm shocked Best Buy carries a kid's movie that isn't from the last 5 years. I hate them. not only are they hardly the best buy (even indie retailors kick their butts there), but their selection is bullocks! Unless you want something at the moment, tough toenails. Ah, that would be Warner...

Man... we really must be scraping the bottom of the barrel if the biggest Muppet news story is that some guy who robbed a few banks kinda has a big nose like a muppet. And come on. look at the Muppets. There aren't any others with :concern: big :( honking :sing: noses? BTW, never...

I too would like to see a Fraggle Animated DVD set at one point. I mean, sure. It wasn't in the same league of greatness os the real, Muppet, version of the show. But it still was enjoyable. As well, it was what us poor kids had to contend with, not being able to see it on HBO (HBO... Jimmy...

I have just come back from breaking down and seeing this film (I wish it started 15 minutes or more after National Treasure.. that way I woulda snuck into it, just to catch the Goofy Cartoon). And I will say this. It wasn't a great film, but a pretty good film. Definitely leaps and bounds...

ah yes. Alan reed was the first voice of Filmore Bear on Hoppity Hooper. But only in 2 episodes. You see, the first 2 episodes were the pilot film, and the series sold a few years later. By then Alan Reed was under heavy contract to play Fred Flintstone. BTW, he also performed Cyrus...

I would say, had they decided on a Nick Classics channel instead of this tween payoff, I'd really love to actually get cable then. I mean, there are so many classics they just don't show. Other than Kenan and Kel, none of them are really classic nick shows. just stupid sitcoms from the 90's...

Cute stuff, but I'd rather see classic albums rereleased in small sets (ala the Fraggle set they produced). Now, did any news come out of this yet? I've noticed the Sony Wonder CD's all have been pulled from the store shelves, and only the Wb produced Follow that Bird soundtrack and In...

Anyone else loving the little Typewriter guy interstitials at the beginnings and ends of the episodes? I Think that M...Macho one comes out of no where. Especially the Nacho bit at the end. (mayhaps a reference about the song Macho Man being popular as when the episode was made).

Indeed. All it takes is for a strong family film to come out during that holiday period, and you're set. I agree that I couldn't imagine the film doing that well. in fact, I'm loosening up and I intend to see it now. But then again, Cat in the Hat did undeservedly well back in 2003, allong...

I missed it, and had a sneaky suspicion that I had missed a muppet sighting the next day. But hey, the TV38 3 Stooges Marathon is too hard to resist.... Mo Larry Cheese! Moe Larry Cheese!

Even still, it's a good idea to do it in the mean time. Just in case.

If you really really trust the postal system, this is what I'd do. Take one or two of the scripts (copies), stick them in a business sized envelope, and mail it to yourself. It will come back with an official date stamped on it, courtesy of the U.S> Postal service. I did that with a few rough...

I forgot I went to see Mr. Bean's Holiday. I thouroughly enjoyed it, and felt it was much better than the Americanized "Bean" from 1998. And he didn't just rehash a bunch of his old routines (also like in Bean). And, the plot actually had a plot to it. I mean, I liked "Bean," but the only...