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I kinda had that feeling if I’m being honest, but fair enough regardless.

An honest question dude, and I mean this in no disrespect cause I’m on the spectrum myself, but are you by any chance autistic? I mainly ask from reading two of your posts regarding the fears you brought up.

I don’t trust vocal splitting programs, those things have NEVER worked out for me.

Honestly I would have LOVED a nice, full, clean recording of the song without Brian Muehl’s awful Bushman Bill voice interfering at the beginning and end. I even tried an attempt of using the second pre-chorus opening beat of the music to try and give it a nice, clean opening without Bill’s...

I think they're both pretty catchy songs in their own right; "Disco D" has that funky 70s soul disco melody that gets your head bopping. "D Duah Duah" has kind of an upbeat comforting 70s disco feel to it (best way I can describe it). The more I look at the latter though, I sometimes feel like...

Oof, this thread really aged like milk.

It’s really sad how we can just predict this happening with how Disney treats the Muppets in a nutshell.

He only performed 8 characters outside of “Elmo in Grouchland.” I think they tried to give him a spot on the show and it just….. didn’t work out in the end.

Fat Blue AM guy with short black hair (Jim Henson), Pumpkin AM guy with short blonde hair (Frank Oz), Purple AM guy with short black hair who looks pretty similar to Roosevelt Franklin (Jerry Nelson), and a Green AM girl with long red hair in a pony tail (Fran Brill).

The main point is that the wiki was able to manage to guide every episode that’s otherwise just been sitting around in the vaults since they aired on TV. Obviously yes, new episodes will require new guides. It’s just now officially caught up.

This thread really feels pretty tasteless if I’m being honest.

That really doesn’t answer my question but okay.

Okay, so by that logic why allow 6-29 and 32 to have repeat episodes but give crap for 41 onward having repeats?

I mean realistically Sesame Street knows how to keep up with the times so…. Even without Elmo, I’m sure it would have still gone strong. I mean you could have easily just turned Big Bird into a more dumbed-down version of Barney and I’m sure it would catch a child’s eye.

People just seem to forget (sometimes even purposely) that this is a show literally aimed for preschoolers…. And Elmo is the one most kids are immediately attached to. Again, I can agree I do think his character has been a bit overexposed as the years have gone by, but that’s just the honest...

And that surprises you how?

Quite a big Beatles fan actually, loved them since childhood, especially since after previously hearing Ringo Starr as the OG British narrator in “Thomas the Tank Engine.”

No, that was an original song by Donald Siegal and Luis Santerio. I don’t know why that one was cut because it was fully intact in its final episode airing of 3611 on HBO Kids.