The RHLC!

[Ilikemuppets]

I usually buy things from a where house that usually works like a store and has a little more security about making purchses and things like that. Like the shopping networks, hehe!

 

[Skye]

....Like the shopping networks, hehe!

Hehe... very cute.

 

[Kiki]

Yeah I did see that, Kiki! I've always loved Super Grover,
What else did you like about the Old School set, Kiki?

When I got Old School it was meant to come *before* Chrissie but it came a week after. Not surprised, seeing as it came from America and all.

The bits I loved where seeing Oscar orange, Grover singing 'Whistle A Happy Tune', old Ernie and Bert sketches, seeing Mr. Hooper (bless him) and... oh, I loved it all!

 

[Ilikemuppets]

I'm glad you enjoyed it Katie! I want to get that DVD one day.

 

[Kiki]

Oh you must Ilikemuppets, it's a g-r-e-a-t buy!
I wanna get The Electric Company, season 1 next!!

 

[Ilikemuppets]

I'm sure it really is a great buy! But one day.

Oh, the Electric Company is such an awsome show! I love that show so much!

 

[Muppet Newsgirl]

I figured I'd just placate her by saying "It's just a backup incase something ever actually happened with the real wedding rings." Plus it'll be a nice stand-in. Cause frankly....I'm not a big ring-wearer. I mean, they're beautiful, and a long-standing testament to time, but I've got a bad habit of losing jewelery!!!

I have a habit of losing jewelry too; it's one of the reasons I don't have pierced ears; I'd just lose the earrings. (Main reason for not getting pierced is my fear of needles.)

The only jewelry I wear on a regular basis is my college ring. I have a few other pieces (like the cross necklace I got for my 21st), but I only wear those on special occasions.

 

[CensoredAlso]

I have a habit of losing jewelry too; it's one of the reasons I don't have pierced ears; I'd just lose the earrings. (Main reason for not getting pierced is my fear of needles.)

Yeah, I don't have pierced ears either, I don't want to bring myself more pain than is necessary!

Great that you liked Old School, Kiki! Well, let's see, I haven't really watched a lot of it yet, but I'll write what I can so far...

I just want to go on record one more time saying I think it was unnecessary to discourage kids from seeing this old episodes. There, I've said it.

I'd see the pilot before, and I'm so happy to own it now! And it looks so sharp, crisp and new(and just think, Richard might have been watching these shows before he joined the company, hehe). I'm a big fan of classic media and to have all of this is a dream come true.

Old School reminded me of why I used to watch Sesame Street everyday (also why I was a little scared of it too! lol). It gave me a love of big cities and taught me many important things over the years.

A lot of people have complained about the cow sketch, that it lasted too long. It probably did, but I love it. It reminds me of all the mellow live action sketches SS used to do. And I loved Gordon and Sally's little exchange:

Sally: When I was little, I used to drink coffee!
Gordon: Well, that was just one short experience!

It's interesting how much of the street scenes were clearly ad-libbed. And how many mistakes the actors would make, especially during the "One of these things" numbers. But of course their funds were probably limited; they had to use what they had.

Mainly, I enjoyed seeing the adults, it's funny seeing them look so young and hip, lol. Though, heh, original Gordon was a bit chauvanistic! But of course, I am seeing it from a more modern perspective.

 

[Skye]

Awww. I don't know why really, but I love jewelry! I'm always wearing earrings, at least one ring, sometimes a bracelet or two... I'm all over the place! Most of the people I know, though, don't really wear a whole lotta jewelry, either.

I wish I could see Old School! I will one day...

 

[Ilikemuppets]

That is a very cute exchange Sally and Gordon had heralde!

That is true to the humor of Sesame Street and I always love the causual conversations that went on on that show. It was always something that Richard, Frank and Jim Henson did so well as well as the human cast.