2x05, "Wind-Up Boogeyman"

[jimsmyth]

Interesting implication of "monster" as opposed to "evil" is that we embrace lovable monsters (see Sesame Street)- it's a word with some positive connotations, or at least not entirely negative.

Cookie Monster is a Beta?

That would explain a few things.

[txanne]

Cookie Monster isn't skinny enough. But lovable, furry old Grover is--have you seen those teeny little arms of his?

Nooooo! Don't click the link! There is a MONSTER at the end of this episode!

[Edmund Schweppe]

Cookie Monster isn't skinny enough. But lovable, furry old Grover is--have you seen those teeny little arms of his?

Nooooo! Don't click the link! There is a MONSTER at the end of this episode!

Or at least at the end of this one. (To which Siskel and Ebert both gave thumbs up.)

[dwg]

Interesting implication of "monster" as opposed to "evil" is that we embrace lovable monsters (see Sesame Street)- it's a word with some positive connotations, or at least not entirely negative.

Cookie Monster is a Beta?

That would explain a few things.

If we follow this line of inquiry to its logical conclusion, then the Anomaly may turn out be a purple T-Rex.....

Aiiieee! (fails SAN roll, some things man was not meant to know)

[jimsmyth]

Interesting implication of "monster" as opposed to "evil" is that we embrace lovable monsters (see Sesame Street)- it's a word with some positive connotations, or at least not entirely negative.

Cookie Monster is a Beta?

That would explain a few things.

If we follow this line of inquiry to its logical conclusion, then the Anomaly may turn out be a purple T-Rex.....

Aiiieee! (fails SAN roll, some things man was not meant to know)

NOW you've done it!  You said that where the PTB can hear!


They like a challenge, you know...



(My fandom lives in fear.  Delightful, anticipatory fear.)

[Edmund Schweppe]

Cookie Monster is a Beta?
That would explain a few things.

If we follow this line of inquiry to its logical conclusion, then the Anomaly may turn out be a purple T-Rex.....

Well, something's gotta eat T. rexes.

(Probably not that one, though. I doubt even our extraordinarily tricksy PTB would take on a copyright challenge like that for the series finale.)