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I dunno. how do the Ninja Turtles get their Television, fridge, couch, and other things? And they had this stuff even before they met April. How did Inspector Gadget start taking care of Penny? Whatever happened to Dumbella Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie's real mother? There are much...

that is just cute. I mean, I wanted to see this before anyway, but now I really want to. That looks just great. Once again, praying for an uncut DVD release (uncut as in they have the celebrity rights and residuals to songs all worked out, etc.) because my ABC comes in way too fuzzy to...

Did you send it out yet? i don't think I got it.

Ehhhh... you try youtube? Personally, I think that's great. I love these interpretations of the Heat Miser and Snow miser

Indeed I do. I will say, I think SS can still do bold things, like those military send away videos and that episode they made after September 11 where Hooper's store caught on fire and Elmo had to deal with his fear (Bringing this up apolitically as an example. No comments on it please)...

If you want a real mind blower, the cartoons (the 90's ones) were based off a movie, based off a TV show, based off (loosley) a series of New Yorker illustraited laughing squares (comics). I thought Popeye was considered a flop. Quite a few people said it wasn't a great movie, and not one...

And it's not just movies either. Tv series too. The new George of the Jungle series looks outlandishly terrible, and it has nothing to do with the original show or even the movies. However, i find the TMNT new series and movie just wonderful. But that's more of a relaunch than a remake. I...

Oh yeah. "All the little Children love Fruitcake man." I almost forgot about that one. While we're on the subject, I'll tell you about another one of my least favorite Christmas Specials. Sonic the Hedgehog's Christmas Blast. An odd cross breading of Adventures of Sonic the hedgehog...

I will say they did a brilliant job with both Addams Family Moives, and the cartoon series made after them. But other than that, they treat everything else like its a joke. I wish I could afford to buy everything on DVD. I still am missing all 3 volumes of Fraggle Rock, and Ducktales.

I got some more weird Christmas songs. I got the Animaniacs singing Noel (and No L, No Whale, and No Well) and the Ghost of Christmas future Yakko song. I also got the Invader Zim, Bow Down before the power of Santa. I am looking for the entire Ren and Stimpy Crock of Christmas album...

Usually. This is a special event, not a regular SS special. They're trying to get network exposure outside of PBS. This isn't the first time. Elmopalooza, the 25th anniversary special, the 20th anniversary special and Cinderelmo have all been on different stations besides PBS. And as for...

All I know is, if I was alive in the 1960s, I would be constantly broke, buying up all the Huckleberry Hound, Yogi Bear, and Bullwinkle albums. And get odd stares for it too. I wonder if I would like that sort of music if I was that age around then. That said, I think I appreciate a lot of...

I'd love to see a Grover centric Sesame movie. Even if only a DTV release. I mean the 2 real SS films starred who was the most popular at the time. Big Bird and Elmo respectively. They really brough Grover back in recent years...

My local stations used to have sitcom reruns all day long, minus the couple talk shows and Court shows. In fact, a couple years ago, at 1 Pm they'd rerun King of the Hill. Not exactly old, but still a welcome sight. Now, the only sitcom reruns are on from 5-8 and then at 11 in some cases...

A send away, dealing with HIV type video is its best bet, I concur. I don't see a show like SS really covering something that heavy. Heck, they never even did anti-drug episodes back in the heyday of anti-drug message related programming- and yet the Muppet babies and Winnie the Pooh (and ALF...

That's one of the differences between "Dated" and "inapporpriate." I never see Phonebooths in my area. I never even see payphones. And anytime I see a phonebooth, I can't cease to be amazed. I wonder where Superman has to transform now.

Clearly, they used an old set so they didn't have to pay to get another one built. Very conservative of them (by which I mean, monitarily, not politiaclly). Anyway, I always pictued Kermit living either in the Swamp or at the theater. Just my thoughts though.

I hate how they refer to Kermit as a guest star. He was one of the first characters used for the show, and that's where Kermit got his real national start (outside of the specials and late night talk appearances and stuff). Kermit was a regular on the show up until EMTV sold the SS characters...

And that's not even a sitcom. And it's pop. I hate TV Land and cable stations like it. they buy up all the classic sitcom reruns they can, and they refuse to let local stations air it. And they never air them anymore themselves. Oh well, if I am awake at 11PM I get to watch Cheers on 38...

Why should SS be delegated soley to PBS? I mean, had they made a prime time major network (big three, plus Fox) 35th anniversary show like they should have, I bet they would have done something much better than they had. I find it pretty ironic that they actually decided to run a new...