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Hiroshi's first official appearance: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2537 Also, as of last night, half of Season 20 is fully guided!

This article has me wondering if the SS episodes will for sure be included right from the start of its launch: https://pressroom.warnermediagroup.com/na/media-release/hbo-max/hbo-max-launch-may-27th

True, I did just remember about Season 50 ending in July.

Thread bump: Only 5 more weeks until we hopefully find out what episodes will be included (in terms of regular SS)!

https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_3666 https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_3670 And...SHAZAM! All of Season 29 is fully guided! :fanatic:

Update: not counting the yet to air Season 50 episodes and test shows, there are now exactly 800 episodes that haven't been guided yet!

Update: it's now fully guided! :)

Here's a rare goodie from Season 14! :smile:

Update: as of last night...all of Season 2 has been guided!!

Something else to consider is that SS has been facing competition for the last 20+ years with other popular shows that target the same age group. Name one other kid's show besides SS or the lesser-known Captain Kangaroo that ran for an hour.

I'd go with MTI as far as the theatrical films go. For some reason, I just can't seem to get into it now as easily as I did when I was a kid, although it has its moments. Several months ago I watched MFS for the first time in ages, and I wasn't sure how I'd feel about it now (I watched it at...

Look what we have here! :super:

Awesome, thank you for sharing! I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we'll ultimately get to see the full special, but for now this (along with the screenshots that are currently on the Wiki) is a fantastic start! :)

That's the one concern I have about the episodes we'll be seeing on HBO Max. How much will be edited out from them? Only 2 more months until we find out I guess...

And here's Scene 6!! :batty: pic.twitter.com/9gYeiiBEUt

I'm not sure if this ever occurred to you but a lot of the publications existed LONG before the series. Your theory about Buster is definitely inaccurate. Buster Baxter first appeared in the 1979 book "Arthur's Eyes" while Buster the Horse first appeared in 1980.

And don't forget: "Save the cookie monsters!"

And here's Scene 1 which I'm sure lots of people will get a good laugh out of! :insatiable:

You're one season behind all of those, my good man.

I didn't think we'd ever see THIS...