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erniebert1234ss

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actually, iokitek, I think you're right about red being a color that forces itself into the spotlight. I think Elmo has killed SS as we know it.

I cannot find any Grover stuff, so don't expect my money until you give us adult SS fans a good TV show with our favorite Muppets, SW. And NO ELMO!!!

BJ
 
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furryredmonster

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Sesame Street is for kids. Not adults. Grow up. You had your time to enjoy Sesame Street, now it's other peoples turn. Elmo did not ruin Sesame Street, nobody did. I mean, you could not have possibly thought that Sesame Street would stay the same!

Sesame Street is awesome because kids like it. That should be what is most important.
 

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@practicecactus (holy cow, whatta name): ARE YOU BLEEPING NUTS?

@furryred: First, I like Elmo too. And I am an adult and I like SS. I can't understand why SW won't give us adult fans what we're longing for: an adult version of SS with our fave Muppets (more ensemble characters). I would like to know your year in school, identity and location, so PM me. I'm kinda suspicious, as I might know you...strange as it may seem...

Sorry for hijacking (again). I seem to kill off threads, all right.

BJ
 

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erniebert1234ss said:
And I am an adult and I like SS. I can't understand why SW won't give us adult fans what we're longing for: an adult version of SS with our fave Muppets (more ensemble characters).
BJ, Sesame Workshop has a very specific educational mandate. They're not in the business of doing shows for adults. Because they're a not-for-profit there's tons of strings on the funding they receive so I doubt they could do something like that, even if they wanted to.

I do think classic Sesame DVDs is a good idea (one that doesn't conflict with SW's mandate), and the adult fans would buy up tons of those.
 

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I don't believe Elmo is bad or evil. Just...he has kinda taken over the show. He's cute and all, but when Elmo's World started it was just...."Whoa....he's a drama-monster!" He just seems to take over the show! But he isn't bad. I just sometimes get a bit disgusted with all the Elmo stuff. I was happy to see some Ernie stuff, as well as Big Bird too.

And this has kinda gotten off-topic I think. Oh well. They always end up this way. :smile:
 

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erniebert1234ss said:
@practicecactus (holy cow, whatta name): ARE YOU BLEEPING NUTS?
No idea what is so crazy about my name, but to answer your question; Yes.
 

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Uh, I think it was meant to be tongue-in-cheek. Just don't pay up on your pledge to PBS...Elmo knows where you live.
 
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furryredmonster

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waitaminute...
furryredmonster..are you ..Kevin Clash?
Yes, I am Kevin Clash:rolleyes:




erniebert1234ss said:
@practicecactus (holy cow, whatta name): ARE YOU BLEEPING NUTS?

@furryred: First, I like Elmo too. And I am an adult and I like SS. I can't understand why SW won't give us adult fans what we're longing for: an adult version of SS with our fave Muppets (more ensemble characters). I would like to know your year in school, identity and location, so PM me. I'm kinda suspicious, as I might know you...strange as it may seem...

Sorry for hijacking (again). I seem to kill off threads, all right.

BJ
Why do you even need to know that information about me? I am from Indiana that is all I am telling you. I do not give out the info that you are asking for to some stranger online and have no need to.
 
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