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With all due respect to Matt Vogel, while I am not going to waste time bashing his performance as Kermit, I also cannot bring myself to accept it either. I do wish that Steve Whitmire was still working with the Muppets and Sesame Street, but it is what it is at this point, and at least he has...

I did have the opportunity to enjoy watching many different shows on PBS over the years, including Sesame Street, Thomas & Friends, Caillou, Dragon Tales, and the 2009 version of The Electric Company.

I think that the episode "Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" of Dragon Tales was trying to show lessons related to the compassion and care shown from the characters, changes in life, and being careful not to jump to conclusions. I honestly do not know what else to say about this episode beyond that.

As someone who used to watch Dragon Tales many years ago, I think that you are looking too deeply into what that episode was trying to do. The people working on this show probably felt that this approach was best for what they were going for in this episode. I would advise you not to overthink...

I do not spend a lot of time looking at clips that are posted for Sesame Street, but I noticed that these segments have been posted recently. The first clip is from Season 30, and the second one is from Season 2.

Yes, it is definitely disappointing so many of the major characters have sidelined in recent seasons, especially with the tighter character focus that Sesame Street has now. Characters including Telly, Snuffy, Bert, Ernie, Prairie Dawn, and several others barely appear in the show now.

Hi everyone, I have been having some technical issues lately, and had to delete my posts. I am ready to come back and continue on this forum, now that those issues were resolved.