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I feel like Charlie Brown attempting to kick a football right now.

The great folks at PBS Studios have been busy breathing new life into some of their classic programs. They have remixed many of my favorite shows and given a whole new look at them. This time they have brought Reading Rainbow back into the spotlight.

The folks at PBS Studios have been remixing some of our most beloved characters with auto-tuned videos featuring some of these character's greatest moments. This time they celebrated what would have been Julia Child's 100th birthday with their latest video.

Recently Sesame Street has been doing a lot of different things to re-brand themselves to a new generation of viewers. From parody songs to parodies of shows in a style reminiscent of Saturday Night Live. Here's their latest parody.

The folks over at PBS have started doing some great auto-tuned video tributes to some of their stars from yesterday. Their first was released a few weeks back and featured some great moments with Mister Rogers. Now we get the "happy cloud" painter Bob Ross.

You just can't find shows for kids anymore like Mister. Rogers' Neighborhood. Remember watching it growing up on PBS? It allowed us to expand our minds, use our imagination, be creative and just play.

Trace Adkins will be just one of many superstars lending their time and talent to the forthcoming National Memorial Day Concert, which is scheduled to air on PBS on May 27.