'The Killer In Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm afraid I've missed some major story. Like Grover is in rehab, or has taken the cloth.
No drug or alcohol addictions - I think he just got burned out and cynical. Now he's a clerk in a video rental place that specializes in independent movies.
eta: Sometimes he protests agains neighborhood gentrification, but mostly he keeps to himself.
Every one that I've heard of has been a well-thought out response to a valid concern.
There is no excuse for the new "hip" opening credit sequence. None.
You'll get my TickleMeElmo from me when you pry him from my cold dead fingers.
He was a Christmas present a few years ago. Amy and Hubby scoured the stores for one, and they were well pleased with my giddy reaction. He scares the cats when one steps on him just right.
There is no excuse for the new "hip" opening credit sequence. None.
I think I blocked that out. But you've made the memory resurface.
Every one that I've heard of has been a well-thought out response to a valid concern.
I'm sure, if Jim were alive, he would have been responsive to concerns about the lessons that were being taught, but I also can't help but think he would have made different, more interesting and entertaining choices.
My favorite Sesame Street exchange evah:
Ernie is using a string/chain to illustrate different shapes.
Ernie: See, Bert? That's a circle.
Bert: Oh, I see!
Ernie: And this is a triangle. It has three sides. See this point at the top? Remind you of anyone, Bert?
Cracks my shit up every time.
Aaaaaaaaaaand, that's all it takes for my brain to switch from Sesame Street to Avenue Q.
If you were gay
it'd be okay
I mean 'cause, hey!
I'd like you anyway...
Big Bird looking for Ernie's duckie I could live without.
ooh, subtext.
My favorite SS moment: A little girl and Kermit (Jim Henson-era) are saying the alphabet together, and for some reason every time it's her turn, she shrieks, "Cookie Monster!" This goes on for about ten letters, with Kermit (and Jim, I'm sure) getting more frustrated by this departure from the script. Finally, Kermit walks off in a huff, and the little girl looks after him and mournfully says, "I love you, Kermit." He comes back and says, "I love you, too," and gives her a hug.
Awwwww....