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Your Thoughts: Sesame Street Season 38

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You really don't like Elmo do you?
No, I like Elmo, but I neither hate, nor love him. It's just that like a lot of people, I feel that things around the street have been TOO Elmo-oriented for quite some time, and would like to see some more of the other characters who used to graces the streets on a regular basis, like Big Bird.
 

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Another "stereotype" skit I know was from maybe the 1970s or 1980s, where it has a modern-day Native American boy telling two kids playing a game of Cowboys and Indians that "Indians don't talk like that!"
 

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No, I like Elmo, but I neither hate, nor love him. It's just that like a lot of people, I feel that things around the street have been TOO Elmo-oriented for quite some time, and would like to see some more of the other characters who used to graces the streets on a regular basis, like Big Bird.
Yea i see your point and it's a real good one i have always thought that Big Bird was a more richer caricture then elmo because he has a wide range of emotions. Elmo is all about Elmo if you know what i mean.
 

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Yea i see your point and it's a real good one i have always thought that Big Bird was a more richer caricture then elmo because he has a wide range of emotions.
Right, that's the argument. Elmo's a little one dimensional compared to the other characters. And I know the show is geared toward a younger audience, but younger kids aren't dumb, they're just younger, heh. (Not that Elmo is dumb, as a character's he's great. It's the oversaturation that bothers me.) :smile:
 

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Episode 4143
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Today's episode was pretty good. I enjoyed. I love the story book ones just because it's reminds me of the older story book ones back in the 70's.

Some of the songs were cool to hear. Was the Zoe, Telly and Prairie new or old? It looked kind of old just because of Zoe not having her tutu.

But i really enjoyed this episode really well.
 

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Was the Zoe, Telly and Prairie new or old? It looked kind of old just because of Zoe not having her tutu.
It was obviously old - Zoe and Prairie's appearances should give that one away.
 

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Yea i see your point and it's a real good one i have always thought that Big Bird was a more richer caricture then elmo because he has a wide range of emotions. Elmo is all about Elmo if you know what i mean.

He actually does. Watch Elmo in Grouchland. He actually has more emotions if there's a story around him, and he's just not there to attract 3 year old viewers.


That's why I'm taking a liking to Zoe and Rocko.
 

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There's a recent Frank Oz interview posted in the Henson People section. He's asked about the current state of Sesame Street. Heh, not everyone will agree with what he says. But personally, I'm really glad he said it. And I didn't know he'd given a Masters class on the subject of kid's education and TV. I would love to have taken that class, lol. :smile:
 

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Eh... Mixed feelings about today's episode. It was a Telly-heavy one though, so that might make some people happy.
Here's the rundown, missed the ending hope to catch it with the 10:00 AM airing.

Episode 4144: Triangle Lover of the Day.
Cold Opening: Word on the Street: Murray Monster asks about "frustrated".
Street Story.
Film/Sketch: Detective searches for triangles, sort of a remake of the films where María voiced over these sorts of shape searches.
Celebrity: Word of the Day Explanation: Frustrated.
Claymation Sketch.
Letter of the Day Game Show: J. Jellybeans, jackhammer, and Prairie Dawn's jam.
Film: J for jiggle, juggle, jump, joy.
Song: "Jumpin' J".
Muppets: Dancing with Triangles.
Animation: Song: "Hop, Hop, Shake Your Head, Swing Like An Elephant".
The Count's Counting Organ: 13, with thirteen dancing vegetables.
Animation: Weird counting series up to 13.
Animation: Suzy Kabloozy: 13.
Muppets: Song: "My Triangle" by James Blunc and Telly Monster.
Film: Kids form a triangle.
Elmo's World: Feet.
Ending: Insert: Abby Cadaby presents the sponsors in rhyming verse, and gets it right this time.
 

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Jumping J and Swing like an elephant. Just on principle I should skip this!
 
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