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Shoot. I'll have to do some more research next time.

This has been talked about before but so far nothing has been official until now. According to recent Sesame Street archives, Maria, Luis, Bob, Gordon, Gina and even Ruthie will appear in all 26 episodes of season 50. (Save for repeat episodes.) Storylines include Gordon retiring from working as...

I wonder about that too. Nearly every animated movie is PG-RATED these days. I can't help but wonder why they've done away with the G rating.

I take it this is real and not an April Fool's joke. As I have predicted before, Julia eps seem to air on PBS ahead of time. Too bad I start my job that day, but I should be able to see it somehow.

Wow! An intense fight between Bob and Linda. I really would have liked to see that and hear the song that Bob wrote. Well, I do remember one early sketch where some cast members mentioned that Gordon kept shaving his head and not letting it grow back and the cast members including Oscar...

I agree completely. It is a little weird to see characters like Maria, Luis, Gordon, Gina, Leela and Mando, etc. when they're sort of long gone. Don't get me wrong. It's great to see all the classic characters again, but using them in repeats just don't work. Besides, the format of the set was...

Only one season 50 ep? I'm guessing you're referring to either the premiere or the finale. We'll just have to wait and see. Of course, it may be a longer wait for those of us who don't get HBO. You never know how soon they'll put those online.

Oh, okay. I guess it's season 50 when we'll hear new material with Carroll as Big Bird and Oscar being that, 50 was the last season he recorded lines for. We'll see.

Well, I don't know. Foodies does seem to be a good concept. Heck, I've even got a few snack ideas from that segment that I haven't thought of before like peanut butter/apple sandwiches and banana chips. But I agree the formula does get repetitive. I always find it strange that Gonger always gets...

Hmmm. I noticed that too. Even Maria only spoke Spanish as needed and often ended the show with 'Adios,' but it wasn't in every sentence. It does seem like with Nina, she keeps throwing in Spanish words and phrases at random.

You know, I thought BB's singing part sounded a little like Carroll. I may be wrong on this. After all, I was wrong once in 1987 so it's possible. Plus Carroll has recorded lines for BB and Oscar up to season 50 and it does seem like Carroll performs more of Big Bird when he sings. Just my thoughts.

Oh, that's disappointing. I thought he'd appear in maybe season 49 or season 50, but that's still possible. You never know.

I have to agree. (Yes. I can watch these now. I'm finding some online at least street scenes and other parts of the ep. Plus my local PBS affiliate has had some audio issues lately so if that's not fixed by the time PBS runs season 49, or the annual Julia ep that airs on PBS ahead of time, I...

I agree completely with both comments. What more can I say? :confused:

I always thought Zoe was meant to be the female Elmo counterpart.

Oh, okay. I've been watching some of them online so I think that's what messed me up on the order of the eps. Looks like I made a counting error there. So I'll have to never count again. :(

Thanks for that info. I watched twice and neither time I heard what Grover said at the end of that sketch so that was helpful. So I guess since this was the season 48 finale there won't be any new ones on PBS until about August, except for when they do the annual Julia episode on PBS whenever...

They've still done 2.0 in season 48, although they are all repeats. Or were you referring to regular Super Grover?

I didn't get a chance to watch the video yet, but this is a good sign. It seems like since Matt's been playing Kermit, we haven't really seen a lot of Muppet appearances, but maybe after this we will start to see some more.

I wish I had known about this sooner. I'll have to see if I can find this special online.