No more cookie monster?
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No more cookie monster?
Heard it on the news this morning... they are making cookies a "sometimes" food instead of an "anytime" food.
:edit: Thus the cookie monster is going to eat health food most of the time, and cookies some of the time.
What would you call him then?
Discuss.
:edit: Thus the cookie monster is going to eat health food most of the time, and cookies some of the time.
What would you call him then?
Discuss.
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From: Lumberport, WV
Originally Posted by HondaKitten
Or what about that one that had AIDS. That's something I rather talk to my kids about myself.
Just like homosexuality and religion and anything else, a parent shoud educate their child before a TV show does....
Originally Posted by e3NiNe
wtf. some parents really need to get a life.
i'd be more pissed at bert and ernie for teaching kids about closet homosexuality.
i'd be more pissed at bert and ernie for teaching kids about closet homosexuality.
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Originally Posted by swaggs21
I agree, that is why they killed off one of them so they wouldnt subliminary send that message anymore....
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Originally Posted by e3NiNe
wait ... they killed one? for real? :eh:
Now the segment is called "Journey to Ernie" :reechy:
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http://www.flakmag.com/tv/sesame.html
The Count isn't the only character who has been toned down or underused. In a move that's sure to make an envious Bert even more vulnerable to the blandishments of terrorists, Ernie now gets his own segment on every show. But he spends most of it hiding in a box. "Journey to Ernie" consists of Big Bird looking for Ernie in various places, and then finding him, usually in the third or fourth place. That's it. The segment uses so little of Ernie's goofy, mischievous personality that it's not hard to see it and remember it as having starred Grover.
The Count isn't the only character who has been toned down or underused. In a move that's sure to make an envious Bert even more vulnerable to the blandishments of terrorists, Ernie now gets his own segment on every show. But he spends most of it hiding in a box. "Journey to Ernie" consists of Big Bird looking for Ernie in various places, and then finding him, usually in the third or fourth place. That's it. The segment uses so little of Ernie's goofy, mischievous personality that it's not hard to see it and remember it as having starred Grover.
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Originally Posted by swaggs21
http://www.flakmag.com/tv/sesame.html
The Count isn't the only character who has been toned down or underused. In a move that's sure to make an envious Bert even more vulnerable to the blandishments of terrorists, Ernie now gets his own segment on every show. But he spends most of it hiding in a box. "Journey to Ernie" consists of Big Bird looking for Ernie in various places, and then finding him, usually in the third or fourth place. That's it. The segment uses so little of Ernie's goofy, mischievous personality that it's not hard to see it and remember it as having starred Grover.
The Count isn't the only character who has been toned down or underused. In a move that's sure to make an envious Bert even more vulnerable to the blandishments of terrorists, Ernie now gets his own segment on every show. But he spends most of it hiding in a box. "Journey to Ernie" consists of Big Bird looking for Ernie in various places, and then finding him, usually in the third or fourth place. That's it. The segment uses so little of Ernie's goofy, mischievous personality that it's not hard to see it and remember it as having starred Grover.
oh, well you quoted the paragraph so i guess you can see that for yourself.