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Did I miss something? I watched it and only saw Grover. I might have to watch again and see if I missed something there.

Yeah, I liked how both Rosita and Charlie sort of echoed Matt's Gordon's lines from the first episode and I liked that this was a different kind of episode. Most episodes have been more about problem solving or a character learning a simple lesson, but this was a good way to reintroduce the...

I wonder about that too. It seems like the cast did meet Snuffy's relatives, particular Alice recently after Snuffy was introduced to the public. One Snuffleupagus hiding for so many years is strange enough, but the other Snufflupaguses.... Something to think about.

Yeah. That's what I mean.

Wow! A lot with Bert's brother Brad. Woof Woof's debut before he was Barkley. It's a shame that a lot of these eps aren't online.

Hey, where was Baby Bear here? You know how he loves teeball. J/K of course. Or Thursday for us poor people who don't get HBO and are seeing these on PBS for the first time. I actually have a dog named Charile. No story. Just wanted you to know. (Reference...

Yeah. Kind of reminds me of that Looney Tunes Show episode where Tweety climbed into Sylvester's mouth on his own to get away from Daffy's bad piano playing or was it Granny? (I know a few of you here also post on the Toon Zone forums and might remember that show and know what the heck I'm...

Yeah. It seems like lately they've been giving Mr. Johnson different roles on the show other than his interactions with Grover. So they are still doing "Across America" even though Big Bird is back. Interesting. The Cheryl Teigs segment was good too. Interesting that they're doing other things...

I thought it was really good. I especially liked Gordon's appearance.

Okay, now I see where the question I previously asked was addressed before. I can elaborate more on this, but I have to get to work. I'll have to post here later.

Yeah, again with me not getting HBO and having to wait for the eps to air on PBS, I guess I'm absent her during a lot of January. I see what you're telling me though. They do have a problem with continuity. It's like doing repeat episodes that took place before the set was changed and before a...

Oh, okay. I see one contraction makes a difference there.

Mac too? Aw, he was a heck of man. Then I wonder why Miss Piggy did that one with Racquel Welsh instead, unless you're talking about a different "I am Woman" song.

Her song explains it best, "How can you be anything but low-down saggy and blue?"

I agree. It's been quite a few seasons since she's been recast and she's still not sounding right. Whether that will change or not, I don't know. Maybe she should have been retired when Fran retired, but I guess that would have disappointed any big Zoe fans. Just some food for thought there...

Okay. Thanks.

Wow! Could you imagine Grover narrating The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo? Though I could definitely see him singing You've Got a Friend.

I don't know. I kind of liked how they made "Monster Foodies" into a street story, not unlike the episode with Cookie World/Elmo's World.

You know it seems like they've always been weak with keeping continuity with Little Bird, like how they made him a female in that 90s episode where she was looking for a home. In most other sources Little Bird is a male. BTW, who's performing him now that's Fran's retired?

Dairy! ("How I Met Your Mother" reference for those who may not get that.) I don't think so since Carroll's only recordings for season 50 were dubbed over. But I could be wrong. I was wrong once in 1987, so you never know. Oh, okay. I checked Muppet Wiki. The cold opening was a repeat of...