I hate to correct you sir, but that was a bit made famous by The Electric Company. Example (featuring a sihloutted Morgan Freeman no less!);http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M98-5g3TYTI
Allow me to retort:Cookie Monster doing itTelly doing itThe Two Headed Monster doing it.And then there all all the word family/rhymes with skits. I think I've proved my case.
Was that one from the "Lost Tapes of Sesame Street-From Sesame to Sinsamilla"?
Those were the days, though! Nowadays, t.v. programming for kids is nothing but Cuh-RAP!
What is that? The one scene responsible for Samuel L Jackson and Bernie Mac's future famous vocabulary?
Micgar: Actually it was from the tape Pryor to PBS: Breaking down Barriers in Children's ProgrammingMaven: Tell me about it. Dora the Explorer and Franklin and Blue's Clues oh my... god I am going to puke.Mayren: That was from the episode that George Carlin guest-starred on after doing his 7 words you can't say on television bit.
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I hate to correct you sir, but that was a bit made famous by The Electric Company. Example (featuring a sihloutted Morgan Freeman no less!);
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M98-5g3TYTI
Allow me to retort:
Cookie Monster doing it
Telly doing it
The Two Headed Monster doing it.
And then there all all the word family/rhymes with skits.
I think I've proved my case.
Was that one from the "Lost Tapes of Sesame Street-From Sesame to Sinsamilla"?
Those were the days, though! Nowadays, t.v. programming for kids is nothing but Cuh-RAP!
What is that? The one scene responsible for Samuel L Jackson and Bernie Mac's future famous vocabulary?
Micgar: Actually it was from the tape Pryor to PBS: Breaking down Barriers in Children's Programming
Maven: Tell me about it. Dora the Explorer and Franklin and Blue's Clues oh my... god I am going to puke.
Mayren: That was from the episode that George Carlin guest-starred on after doing his 7 words you can't say on television bit.
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