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Jeffery Scott, a prominent writer of 80s kids' cartoons that was a developer on the original "Muppet Babies" series, is suing Disney for apparently copying his original series bible for the 2018 reboot! Read it here...

Yeah, I noticed many stores setting up Halloween displays and merchandise near the end of August. WAY too early for me, and Halloween is my favorite holiday! I'm going to wait until next week, when we're halfway into September, to start getting in the spirit (no pun intended.) Before the...

Hey there, I am trying to identify an illustration from the 1985 "Three Sesame Street Stories" Golden Book Video adaptation of the "Wanted: The Great Cookie Thief" book. I remember learning that quite a few things were added into the video version that weren't in the book, as it was common for...

I know nobody replied here in over a year, but since I just made a new "Sesame Street" YTP I just had to share it here!

I think the seam was made more noticeable to emphasize that it was a mechanical double of Kermit. Also regarding Dr. Nobel Price calling Kermit "Mr. Frog" here, keep in mind that segment was made as part of the Season 15 production cycle (1983), whereas all the other Dr. Nobel Price News Flash...

LOL at Piggy's "Ooh la BLECH!!!" among seeing the fried tarantula. Lots of Uncle Deadly action in this one too! Heh, Bunsen Honeydrew breaking Beaker's snowglobe brought back these "Elmo Saves Christmas" vibes, though it wasn't as dusty as Elmo's magic snowglobe shattering. But Bunsen had no...

Yeah, with the exception of the "Talky Stick" one, since Jim Henson was probably unavailable at the time due to his busy schedule, so they came up with Warren Wolf (performed by Kevin Clash) as a substitute.

Here's an individual upload of the final Sesame Street News segment featuring Dr. Nobel Price, in English. I think this is probably the funniest one they did; hearing Richard Hunt performing Sherman the Hoppity Hop was fun, and it was great seeing Kermit get even more frustrated at Dr. Price...

True, Linda Cardellini played Velma in those two live-action Scooby-Doo theatrical movies, but she also voiced Marcy/Hot Dog Water in the "Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated" animated series, since she was created as a rival of sorts to Velma (voiced by Mindy Cohn in the series.) And of course...

Did anyone else catch Scooter's desktop wallpaper being a photo of him as a baby? Nice touch! I've also noticed that Eric Jacobson's Miss Piggy has lately been sounding less like Miss Piggy and more like Grover. And a friend of mine pointed out that Eric's Fozzie also tends to sound a lot like...

Is it just me, or did Fozzie get a new puppet again recently? He looks a little different from the design they came out with for the 2011 "The Muppets" film. And then they showed a couple of those 90s-2000s stock photos with Fozzie's "older" design a few times! Heh, during the field test...

Heh, last night I dreamed about seeing a bizarre version of this News Flash segment on YouTube: It was over five minutes long (instead of three), and I remember the green baby monster in the firefighter helmet had a completely different voice that didn't sound like Jerry Nelson. I also recall...

Don't forget Carl's parents, apparently! I'm also pretty sure Patty Ratburn is also gay, given her mannerisms and wardrobe, and that Jane Lynch voiced her. Perhaps it runs in the Ratburn family? Except maybe for Rodentia, as it was mentioned a while back she had a child. And with that, it was...

I have! I liked it so much my parents even bought a copy of it for me to use at home. A shame in that segment (it was the one for "Arthur the Wrecker") they did not demonstrate the amusing text-to-speech feature included in Kid Works 2. So in a Zak Wolf fursuit vlog demonstrating my PowerMac G4...

It's bad enough we lose a veteran cartoon voice actor, but to the Coronavirus? What a drag! :cry: But on the subject of Hanna-Barbera, my most popular Disney-related YTP involves H-B, where I made it look like Disney's "Robin Hood" from 1973 was co-produced by Hanna-Barbera, as Disney was using...

Yep, I found it when it was uploaded over seven years ago. :P Gee, that sketch is pretty old. It's from the second season!

SesameWorkshop has uploaded the "Miami Mice" segment with the Count as a separate video! But it's stretched into widescreen. BTW, lately I've noticed a pattern their YouTube channel follows. A few new clips at random one week, and then at the other week is a newer song segment on Wednesday, a...

The same can apply to "The Alligator King," when the lyrics mention the fifth son's perfume "smelled like cheap cigars." That segment aired as late as 2006, and the lyric was also included in Episode 3408 when Celina's dance class acted out the segment.

This YouTube Poop I made over 10 years ago should answer your question!

So recently, I watched "The Rhythm and Roots of Arthur" and I actually enjoyed it, especially D.W.'s "I'm Bored" rap number. It helps that she has a decent boy voice actor here, sounding kind of similar to the original Michael Caloz at times! But what also surprised me was seeing a familiar name...