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Let me further explain: The purple dinosaur gave us the change in the overall tone and feel of the show that still lingers on to this day. The blue dog gave us Elmo’s World and the change in format of the show. The bilingual explorer gave us Abby Cadabby, which destroyed the already working...

And I have a feeling I know which one.

I blame three things for making Sesame Street what it has become today: 1. A certain singing purple dinosaur. 2. A certain blue dog and his clue-solving host. 3. A certain bilingual explorer.

You have to understand something, any existing children’s television broadcast recordings are far and few in comparison to regular television broadcast recordings. Most of them were either A. Taped over, B. Thrown out, or C. Sold at garage/estate sales. The odds of finding Sesame Street...

So... getting back to the matter of the virus, with all the stay-at-home mandates that have been put in place in some states (including my own), is anyone else getting vibes reminiscent of this classic Muppet song?

Which part of New Jersey are you in?

Well, if it’s done any good for the Muppet community, it has made the shot of Big Bird riding a horse in the Sesame Street opening theme song become a semi-popular meme (the one that says “We ride at dawn b*tches”).

One person in my town has it, and now all public schools have been cancelled for the remainder of the week (and possibly even longer).

If you're depressed, then seek help. Making multiple threads on the same subject matter is not a helpful solution.

1. I never watched Bear, nor did I ever have that much interest in it. 2. We're adults with actual lives that do not revolve around television shows made for toddlers 24/7.

Could you elaborate more on the part about the original Big Bird being destroyed in a fire?

Weren't the original Bert & Ernie puppets stolen? I recall hearing that on the radio several years ago.

Given this guy's track record working for Disney, I have a bad feeling we may get even LESS new Muppet content than we already do now.

Boy, with videos like this, I really hope they're saving up their best material for the new Muppets program on Disney+.

And I'm pretty sure Jim Henson said the same thing about The Muppet Show, but over time, it's been branded more as a "kids show," and now many uploads from the show on YouTube label it as that.

I didn't think we'd ever get anything more from this episode, especially after the aftermath of the MOMI screening. However, reading through that review of the episode in its entirety, I think now even more people will be desperate to see the episode (somehow).

Why in the world would people be leaving anti-Semitic remarks on Sesame Street videos? I know Shalom Sesame exists, but you never upload those videos on your channel.

It's time like these where internet forums are more important now than they have ever been. Because if people cannot share their thoughts on certain children's content in the YouTube comments section, then maybe they will come crawling back to the internet forums and share their thoughts there...