<grouch>How can Maggie be surprised at the second surprise? She just said it's something that happens that you don't expect!

And I don't think teaching kids to solve their balance problems by magic is a good idea... grumble grumble
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However, I will forgive all of them, because Emma Stone, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Sesame Street are all awesome in their own ways.

>> ^residue:

this one is my favorite



Did you submit it?

The if PBS had the same budget as the military, they would be able have about THREE THOUSAND TIMES as many channels, each with unique programming of equal quality of the current network. They could probably finally film that "Big Bird Goes to the Moon" segment for Sesame Street, or bring Mr. Rogers back from the dead so he might tell Mittens Romney this: http://videosift.com/video/Mr-Rogers-v-the-GOP-1969

>> ^deathcow:

PBS annual budget: $220 million dollars
Enough to fund the Iraq/Afghanistan conflicts for six hours.


Just enough time to build the TAPI pipeline if we work fast under the cover of night.

It did in my imagination already....


>> ^Hive13:

"Measure Elmo" could have gone horribly wrong.

I love this for so many reasons. The bafflingly uncoordinated dancing at 0:58. The completely uninterested audience at 1:18. The fact that the backing singers aren't even bothering with harmony. The fact that the backing sounds like the theme from Sesame Street. The utterly pointless swapping of places. And the unintended innuendo of catching your girlfriend "eating with another man". 60s magic.

Thanks for the promote. Nice choice!

In reply to this comment by notarobot:
This brought back some *happy memories. *promote.

Why?

>> ^Issykitty:

I don't like Elmo...

I didn't know what to do with my own dead body until I read this.>> ^critical_d:

I want to be stuffed with cotton and have my joints wired up so I can be a Muppet on Sesame Street.

I want to be stuffed with cotton and have my joints wired up so I can be a Muppet on Sesame Street.

^Sort of... but not really. Has marinated veggies and lots of them. Sesame oil and soy sauce and vinegar are the main seasoning components, as well as the hot sauce made with red pepper paste. The best part of this dish is that the rice gets crispy on the bottom from the heat.

You might like this:

http://videosift.com/video/Off-Book-Video-Games-as-Art

It's nice here, you should come back. There are Trampoliney ones, and Sesame St ones to watch.

I would just like to point out that this is in the same channel as clips from Sesame Street. Something is wrong there.

Do you think kids who watch sesame street are surfing the Internets by themselves ? or choosing which videos in the kids channel to watch ?

I do not, i figure kids are guided by their parents while on video sift, if a child is capable of wondering around videosift coherently they must be old enough to view a sheep get a little rowdy.

I agree though, that kids channel is a train wreck of a channel.