According to Snopes, Dr. Seuss used only 50 words in Green Eggs and Ham based on a dare from his editor. The Netflix series expands that story significantly, including a number of new characters ...

First published on August 12, 1960, Green Eggs and Ham follows a particularly persistent character, "Sam-I-Am," who pesters another character, who is never named in the tale, to try a plate of ...

Fittingly, Michael Douglas’ character Guy-I-Am is every bit as much of a grump as you would expect. Though the series does chronicle Sam-I-Am trying to make his friend eat green eggs and ham ...

This leads to his grumpy friend saying “I do not like Green Eggs an Ham”. The story gets more dramatic as it progresses. There are some activities featuring characters from the story like the ...

10. Spoiler alert: In the end, the unnamed character who repeatedly declares “I do not like them, Sam-I-am, I do not like green eggs and ham” tries them — and likes them.

Netflix likes Green Eggs and Ham, judging by the top-flight voice cast assembled for the new animated series set for a debut next fall. The Ellen DeGeneres-produced adaptation of the Dr. Seuss ...

Yep, Mazda’s Dino Bernacchi came back around to “Green Eggs and Ham,” noting that Sam I Am asked 15 questions in the book “to try to understand this lead character. ‘What is it that you ...