mikebennidict
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they've always retired older stuff after a period of time.
Are you serious? I don't recall anybody ever saying 'kill' on Sesame Street, especially David, the kindly shopkeeper.Xerus said:I remember in some old episodes, the characters used the word, kill. When Cookie Monster was watching the store, David told him not to touch those cookies or he'd kill him. And when Big Bird spilt some milk and birdseed, he was afraid David would kill him. And when Ernie was playing his drums really loud, Olivia said, "Ernie, I will kill you. Now don't start before I kill you!"
I guess they don't use that K word anymore because it's not appropriate for little kids to hear.
Dantecat said:Xerus,
(1)What year was those 2 episodesa)Big Bird split milk and birdseed and(b)Ernie plays drums really loud???
(2)What really really really happened in those 2 episodes???
Because they seem really really really interesting!!!!!!
oh comeon they're not violent!dustinrn said:Does anyone remember an old skit about Grover working as a (lumberjack?)? When he comes into the cabin for lunch and tries to take off his boots, the other muppets come in one by one, each time crushing Grover behind the door. Meanwhile, he is still trying to take off his boots while the rest of the crew is eating, and when they finish, they all leave, once again crushing Grover agaisnt the wall with the door. When Grover finally get his boots off and sits down to eat, the cook tells him that there is no more food left. While I assume this skit was meant to be funny, I always found it rather violent. Not to mention the 2 skits about Grover being a door-to-door salesman and trying to sell Kermit a toothbrush/earmuffs. Kermit would tell Grover frogs don't have teeth/ears and consequently, Grover forced a set of teeth and a pair of ears onto Kermit. I guess all of the muppets had their share of violence back in the day. These 3 skits always disturbed me....I'm glad they don't show them anymore, even though they're nothing compared to today's violence on TV.