Which "Gordon" is the best one?

[Ilikemuppets]

Oooops...it's been so long since the premiere that I forgot. Boy, do I feel dumb!

Aw! Don't say that. It's okay, we all forget somtimes. * Insert Forgetful Jones smilie here.*

 

[FrogInTheGlen]

I was always partial to Roscoe Orman myself, not to mention that I've met him personally.

I saw him perform at a local mall when I was really little. I even got on the news as I was watching him. I don't think I met him, but I did get an autographed picture. I wonder whatever happened to that...

 

[wwfpooh]

I like some of the newer people on The Street, but I guess I'm "old school" too, (pardon the pun)

Agreed. Most of us over 20 would agree with you.

 

[Son of Enik]

Mr. Orman was very nice and cordial when I met him, he was all I thought he would be and more. I don't think I'm partial to him only because I met him, Matt Robinson was the original Gordon and was great...but Hal Miller just didn't seem like Gordon to me. Hard to explain.

 

[wwfpooh]

Looks like Orman will come up on top in this Gordon battle. XD

 

[Daffyfan4ever]

It seems that the new humans are seen more often than the old ones as far as that goes, which is a shame for Bob since he is pretty much the father of SS

Well, they've been doing a good job with Bob up until the past few seasons, but according to Muppet Wiki he will be speaking at this 40th anniversary celebration thing in New Jersey. I really wish I could get up there to see that.

 

[wwfpooh]

Well, they've been doing a good job with Bob up until the past few seasons, but according to Muppet Wiki he will be speaking at this 40th anniversary celebration thing in New Jersey. I really wish I could get up there to see that.

Wouldn't we all? As said, Bob is the father of the Street alongside Gordon.

 

[BarkleyTheDog85]

I didn't even know there has been Three Gordons, and i don't even know any of them by there real names, but iam gonna have to say i enjoyed the first gordon from 1965 onward to the eighties and if that wasn't the same Gordon then props to Sesame Street for making a smooth transition.