CookieFan
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As much as I'm for the evolution of the show, and I understand the need for the structure for the younger viewers, where are they going to put the more "off the wall" stuff?
Like those Star Trek spoofs - classic!
And I love those "80's" songs/skits that I've been seeing on 1-2-3 Sesame "Barn in the USA", "I'm a Cereal Girl", etc.
Like those Star Trek spoofs - classic!
And I love those "80's" songs/skits that I've been seeing on 1-2-3 Sesame "Barn in the USA", "I'm a Cereal Girl", etc.
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You have to remember watching Captain Kangaroo to really ENJOY what it means to see a Muppet. It was unreal. they could walk talk and their arms moved. No strings?it took awhile to figure them out but by then you were a fan.And back then PBS was the first channel on.Yes TV shut down at nite and came back in the morning.so if you please to quote "i am old but i have no age for i to am a Muppet"