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*gasp* How dare they! BTW, the season 48 eps are on dailymotion.com. I found that out because I was looking for them since I work during the day and don't have time to see them on my PBS station. Just thought I'd share that info.

Oh, you met Steve in person? That's really cool. I can't wait to see your pics.

I remember Fozzie met Charlie Chaplin on a Muppet Babies episode. He must have been a fan of his for quite some time. :)

I agree that it was nice seeing Granny Bird again. Plus I recall when this episode originally aired there were quite a few complaints that she didn't appear, so I'm glad they addressed that in this repeat episode. Though I can't help but wonder who voiced her. Could it have been Matt? Also, I...

Sorry. It's been a while since I watched it. I know he looped in the voice for Piggy for that one though.

Oh, okay. I didn't see Carroll was credited on imdb so that's why I thought he was absent from that altogether. :):o:concern: So that's why I thought he was absent from that. Thanks for clearing that up. I guess that's kind of like Frank looped in the voices for Miss Piggy and Sam in the Andy...

I just saw it on You Tube that's why I'm posting now so sorry in advance for bumping an old thread. Though as for my thoughts on the special, I thought it was very good. Some times I forget that SS takes place in New York so the fact that they met people from different cultures in different...

Well, they should. I know Barkley was on the show for some time after Linda left, so I'm sure he'd want to see his mistress. Come to think of it, it probably would be the same deal with Wolfgang and Uncle Wally or Odie and Lyman. Lol.

I'd like to see Linda Bove return or maybe Ruth Buzzi.

Oh, okay. I get it, kind of similar to closed captioning but for seeing impaired rather than hearing impaired. Yeah, maybe it was a WVIA-TV thing, but I'll check my other channels as well. If that is a regular setting on my TV I should figure out how to turn it off.

I have kind of a strange question. When I was watching the show today, I heard a female voice over commenting on what was happening on the show. (Ex: "We see Nina twirling," "Snuffy lifts his trunk," etc. Yes, I know it's not a trunk, it's a Snuffle but that's what the voice over lady called...

Yeah. That was a nice surprise ending there even if it wasn't Cookie's real birthday.

I felt this is why it's disappointing that the main cast of humans was decreased to Alan, Chris and Nina. This episode could have used some longtime cast members such as Maria and Luis, Susan and Gordon, etc. if they were still on the show. Heck, there was even someone who spoke in sign...

I saw that just now. That was really cool. Pete is really starting to shine as Ernie. Kee hee hee hee! Yeah, it would be nice to have a backstory about how :( and :p met. I've always been wondering how they became roommates, because they are so different. Then again, I've had roommates in...

I wondered about that too because I didn't think PBS would start airing season 48 until November. Maybe they figured a lot of viewers just didn't want to wait nine months. Heck, I often have the same problem. Lol.

Yeah. I wondered why they changed the title. I've seen that happen in 'repeat' episodes but not in transitional episodes from HBO to PBS. When I noticed that I thought it would be a different episode altogether. :):o:concern:: When I noticed that I thought it would be a different episode.

I missed Simon's appearance? I saw it but missed about the first five minutes, but from what I'm hearing here, I didn't seem to miss that much. :p

Maybe they want to get Pete used to the role. Kee hee hee! Plus it will be great to see Kate Miccucci in person. Jinkies!

Well, why not? That would be a neat idea. After all, if they could have a video with :) and :p interacting, having Kermit sing his other songs including those from SS on American Idol isn't too much of a stretch.

Well, for they longest time they had the same puppeteer, so this hasn't really been doable until recently. Anyway, I'll have to watch when I get a chance.