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The Lowercase N on the hill. Only Sesame Street could make me feel emotional towards a freaking letter of the alphabet.

Good to know I'm the not only one who felt like that as a child.

I meant the one with Scrooge McDuck.

Too scary? SERIOUSLY!? Any parent that would deem this adorable little film "scary" or "inappropriate" is WAY too protective of their kids.

Rooster. The beagle who I loved for years. Yeah, he died a while back from a tumor on his back and I can't stop thinking about it.

It's funny because all of my teachers were obsessed with something. I would sometimes jokingly ask myself if that was just a teacher thing in general. My teachers had the following obsessions: Kindergarten - Mickey Mouse (Just the one character too. She liked him almost to the extent I do with...

My 6th Grade teacher was obsessed with A Christmas Carol. I mean super duper obsessed with A Christmas Carol. Think I'm exaggerating? Here's what she made us do over the course of one December:We performed a play of A Christmas Carol, went to a play of A Christmas Carol, watched two older...

Homer Simpson freaking out because of a disaster that happened at the Power Planet......probably no thanks to him. Considering how dumb Homer is, I wouldn't be surprised if he brought whatever is scaring him in the picture upon himself lol.

"Dreams are where Elmo and Toy Story throw a party and I get invited. YAAAYYY!" -The great wise Ralph Wiggum :D

My dad keeps playing Tom Petty songs in the other room and I'm seriously holding back tears right now because of his passing a while back. It's kind of too soon for me to listen to him right now.

This one doesn't bother me anymore but when I was younger I would always get upset during the Elmo in Grouchland scene where Elmo loses his blanket. It was only because I could relate to him at the time, when I was born they gave me this adorable little baby blanket at the hospital and I loved...

I thought this thread was about Buffy the Vampire Slayer at first. As soon as I saw it I thought "Sarah Michelle Gellar was on Sesame Street?" lol

The William Weigman dogs ones. They only make me sad because I had a dog who I used to film videos where I would dress him up and reference those skits. Unfortunately, that dog recently passed away and now I can't see those skits without thinking of him and becoming depressed. Anything I...

Labyrinth AND Guardians of the Galaxy? That is simply too much awesome for me to handle! I'm really looking forward to possibly seeing this in the future. But in the mean time, I'm still waiting for a Guardians of the Galaxy 2 spinoff film where Yondu becomes Mary Poppins lol jk.

The 70s and 80s is what I consider to be the Muppet-iest time period in Muppet history. Back when Jim Henson was still alive & well and most of the characters were voiced by their original Muppeteers.

Today is my Grandpa's birthday so we went to church together and my Mom baked him an apple pie that I'm really looking forward to eating later today.

The Amazing World of Gumball and Don't Hug Me I'm Scared did a collaboration episode. No seriously, I'm not kidding at all. Isn't Don't Hug Me I'm scared WAY too scary/inappropriate to be referenced on a Cartoon Network show. Yeah, apparently I'm one of the few who thinks that.

Most kids nowadays won't even recognize him. Heck, I don't even know who Captain Planet is. I've heard the name before but that's about it.

Kristin Chenoweth voiced a character named Gabi now she's voicing one named Abby. I'm sensing a rhyme trend here lol

Sony's had a few good (or at least okay films). I've always kind of liked the first Open Season a little, the sequels are terrible though.