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From what I can tell, it was just Floyd, Janice, and Animal, and they were just playing the music, they didn't sing or anything. I do wonder why Dr. Teeth and Zoot were absent.

Are we sure the Muppet Show reboot is officially being greenlit for a full season? I suppose it's possible, but there seems to be radio silence on that matter for the last few months. There was some hope it would be announced during upfronts as part of ABC's fall schedule, but that ship has...

Not entirely surprising, but it looks like a theatrical release is off the table. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/netflix-sesame-street-movie-rights-1236626671/

I found this clip on Muppet Wiki that is said to be from fall 1991 featuring Gonzo and Scooter on a UK morning show. I was not previously aware of Richard Hunt performing Scooter past The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson, so I'm surprised to find material of him performing his Muppet Show characters...

I heard this song when it first came out, but I just found out through Muppet Wiki that "Can You Feel Me" by Childish Gambino (featuring his son) samples the "African Alphabet" song from Sesame Street. Pretty crazy to see Joe Raposo receive a writing credit on a song 35 years after his passing.

Wow, I thought Frank was retired from puppeteering, this was fun to see.

So what exactly is stopping a lot of these episodes from being released? I'd assume it has something to do with music rights or footage being lost. But something like season 26 only has 1 available episode on Tubi, even though earlier seasons have more.

I believe this is one of the last times Richard Hunt performed Forgetful Jones.

Yeah, that's an excellent find. When this thread started, I was surprised they had inserts with his voice in rotation in 1990, I had no clue they were still airing them in 2001. Of course, by that point, the viewers watching would have no clue who David was.

Using IMDB and Muppet Wiki, I believe I found the final time an insert featuring David was used. Episode 3701 from season 29 features him singing "I'm Pretty". This was in 1998, over eight years after his passing. Surprised they still used his material almost a decade after he left the show.

I stumbled upon this after watching the documentary. This is some incredibly rare footage, clearly not meant to be distributed to a public audience. But now I wonder if any others might surface.

I gave this a watch after reading the book by Michael Davis. It's free on Pluto TV for anyone who is interested. I have to say that my favorite part was the various Sesame bloopers that pop up (there's a particularly hilarious one with Kermit and Gladys). It was also great to see interviews...

Presumably, this will be a sequel to "Street Gang" and focus on the recent developments of Sesame Street. https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Street_Fight

Viewership was decent (actually above the last few episodes of The Muppets from 10 years ago!), but its performance among adults aged 18-49 is most noteworthy to me. Instead of the countless "more adult" options, it was The Muppet Show that posted the highest rating among that demographic. And...

The ratings are in. The Muppet Show was the highest-rated show on Wednesday night in the Adults 18-49 demographic! http://www.thetvratingsguide.com/2026/02/wednesday-tv-ratings-2426-muppet-show.html