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Actually, if I picked an episode, I wouldn't mind seeing episode 12 just for the sake of seeing "Spinning Wheel", Bob singing "Feeling Groovy" and the Ernie and Bert skit about scratching backs- Ohhhhhhh wait..... I forgot. The show is "lost." :rolleyes:

"She was running late.... But now she'll never be late again."

Muriel in a seductive pose? "Oh, my!"

I still find it kind of odd that the season 16 premiere was the only premiere episode not shown on Unpaved.... I wonder if maybe the Workshop just forgot to (from my assumption) package it out when sending the tapes out to Noggin for Syndication.

I don't know what they were smoking, but I want some of it.

I remember stopping by a local library with my babysitter and rented a couple tapes in the late 90's.... Red ended being my fave character.

Good point. I always like turning on the captions to see what slip ups they made.

Honestly, while this thread is might as well bumped.... I dunno how often Disney allows Netflix to put on their TV shows (I know a handful of their movies are on there, or at least I think they are), but uh.... Considering Disney has shown no interest in putting out seasons 4 and 5 on DVD, and...

I turned on the closed captions for the Lena Horne alphabet song, and I noticed how the captions label Mr. Johnson as "Simon." Granted, it was a case of same puppet, different character and Johnson wasn't named yet, but I just found it amusing, out of all names, they'd call him "Simon." But...

They make some good points on how sheltered society is today.... Like, the point they make on how everyone reads too much into stuff is spot on. It bugs me when it feels like something has to be watered down just because one single person is offended by something even if its intentions aren't...

Oooh, I'd have to check that out. I will say Kermit was kind of a jerk in the first season, and at times, a bit of a know-it-all (like calling himself the "world's smartest frog"). I'm glad he was more fixed up by the third season.

Well, when you think about Kermit, alot of the times when he's trying to do a simple lecture or news story, everything goes haywire. Mr. Johnson tries to just get something done simple and out of the way like get a photograph or getting something to read or get some food to eat (even though...

Opera sucks. Use chrome or Firefox.

"That square bugs me.... He really bugs me!"

Mmm.... Good point. Though would you count the skits with Mr. Johnson in that case? Like, Grover trying to do his job yet just has no clue how to do it right?

I blame it on the teenagers born post 2000.

Am I the only one who couldn't get into Animal Crossing period? Sorry..... Just not my cup of tea. :smirk:

So here's a question for y'all. Who would you say is the biggest butt monkey character on Sesame Street? My tie is between Kermit and Mr. Johnson.

Oh, sure! And we got a TV version of "Four" by Little Jerry so we can see how the Monotones were introduced! Right? In seriousness, that would be cool if an Ernie and Kermit skit existed.

Speaking of which, it makes me wish there was one skit where Ernie and Kermit could have talked to each other. Pity.