muppetlover123
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this third accuser article goes way too much into detail.... Mr. Tickler really? and playing a "game" called son and dad.... just gross
Ha, I wish it was the late 80's every day! I may have been 11 years old, but it was truly one of the most magical time periods of my life. 1988-april 1990 was pure bliss to me.Can't we all just go back to 1989 or so, when the Muppet world was a better place?
And NOTHING beats the "Gonzo Girl" at the big Henson festival they had in Huntington, Long Island several years back, who came dressed as Gonzo from head to toe with the nose, etc. and CRIED after one of the live Q&A's as they were putting the Gonzo puppet back in storage, because she didnt' get a picture with him. And this was no kid, mind you. Anyone who was at this event definitely remembers this quack.
So I hate to say, I think the loonies are everywhere.
Yeah it's pretty bad. Ok I reallllly hope the stuff in the article isn't truethis third accuser article goes way too much into detail.... Mr. Tickler really? and playing a "game" called son and dad.... just gross
It's incumbent on the adult to be an adult in such a situation.I mean if this was the target vewiers for Sesame, then I could see a huge problem with this. I mean sure these guys went on a chat line, but you can't tell me that they where honestly looking for "just friends" I mean really.....?
I think you are absolutely right, Melissa. And people really need to be able to separate characters from performers. It's the characters we truly fall in love with. It's the characters we really know. We like to think we know their performers too but in reality they are strangers.If someone does something really messed up, where it's clearly hurting other people and their families, um, it's not ok.