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Every chance I get, I look on both of the websites, and oddly enough there haven't been any in quite awhile. Indiegogo has made it well past their $100,000 goal and according to the 2018 page on Muppet Wiki, the documentary is set to be released this year. All in all, you're right- it's...

Gimme. Gimme. Gimme.

That's what I just said...

And don't forget: they've released DVDs of The Electric Company and Ghostwriter- both of which are old school CTW/SW shows. I doubt it's going to happen- bear in mind, Shout has already had the rights of releasing 2 other old school CTW/SW shows on DVD in the past, and I don't think any clips...

THAT is a first.

I'm super excited myself. As you (Shane) pointed out, hopefully it means the possibility of more classic releases, which will come in handy for next year. Plus, Shout really knows how to deal with old school TV shows- heck they've released The Electric Company and Ghostwriter on DVD (both of...

Maybe you don't now, but...if I remember correctly...didn't you and a few other users cooperate and get hooperfan to upload the Anything Muppet Bus Stop skit when we learned it was available?

If you're referring to the guy in England, just these 2...

On the 2 aforementioned brief clips, I actually asked for info on both episodes so I could pass them down to Shane and Guille for the sake of having pages on the Wiki, but he gave me the same answer. :sigh:

Look...I find it weird too. But in the end if that's what Nanto wants to do with his channel, so be it. Don't forget, he also uploaded clips from another amazing classic CTW/SW show: The Electric Company. Sure, the fanbase for that show isn't as big as the SS fanbase, but still. Getting back...

Rare clips at 0:01, 12:37, 15:51, and 22:39!

Yeah, but either way, they confirmed that the anniversary will be huge.

Jump to 4:56 for some brief info about the 50th anniversary:

I...I'm really not sure what to say right now. :rolleyes: No need to apologize.

In addition, all the complainers out there can always visit this site if they want to listen to old albums. Not all of them are on there, but still... http://sesamestreem.dabrosis.com/

Ahh. Makes sense.

Thread bump. I've been thinking lately: this year marks the 50th anniversary of Sesame Workshop's launch. How come they haven't acknowledged that by now? Just a small thought.

If you're so upset about this, I'd recommend you try to locate a DVD copy at Barnes and Noble...or if you enjoy shopping online, I have a real hunch that you'll find LOTS of copies on Amazon and eBay...