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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Wonder Woman & Superman Making Out

This is the cover to DC Comics Valentine’s Day special. Young Romance: A New 52 Valentine’s Day Special #1. It will be a 64-page anthology featuring Superman, Wonder Woman, Catwoman, Batman, Apollo and Midnighter. (via Robot 6

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: A Steampunk Portal Gun

Duncan Shirah made a Steampunk Portal gun. Now I want a Steampunk Companion Cube. Make it happen, people. (via Nerd Approved

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so long and thanks for all the fish

So Long Judy Freudberg, Sesame Street Veteran; Writer Behind Land Before Time and American Tail

Chances are, if you’re a regular visitor to this site, you’re around the age where Sesame Street and the early directorial efforts of Don Bluth were a major part of your childhood. No really, we have statistics. We’re absolutely not projecting our personal experience onto others. And the thing that Sesame Street, The Land Before Time, and An American Tail have in common are Judy Freudberg, a writer behind all three.

After a forty year career in children’s entertainment that began as a script typist for Sesame Street Workshop in 1971 and earned her seventeen Emmys, Freudberg died this week of a brain tumor at the age of 63.

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it's time to play the music

Joy of the Day: Jimmy Fallon, Andy Samberg, and Elmo

Elmo took up a guest spot on last night’s Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, engaged in a bit of monologuing, and revealed that there’s definitely something strange between him and Andy Samberg.

Sesame Street’s 42nd consecutive season debuted this weekend, and focuses on a STEM curriculum (that’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), so as you might have noticed, that’s right up our alley. Or street.

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Craig Ferguson Teaches Elmo the Word “Experiment” [Video]

In a highly academic lesson, Craig Ferguson teaches Elmo about what an experiment is. This particular experiment involves chickens lifting a comedian and transporting him somewhere. And that means next week’s word is “irony”! They will not be calling Alanis Morrissette to explain it. (That was a 1990s joke.)

(via Sesame Street on YouTube)

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