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According to this deadline article written yesterday, it seems that Frank Oz, Jim Henson’s co-partner and friend, has been kicked out of the modern day Muppets projects and that includes Sesame Street apparently which surprised me as I would have thought that he would be involved with 50th...

Okay so remember that one moment in the special where they showcased the First lady Dr. Biden meeting Rosita...well I think this is what it was for I think... Sesame Street on Twitter: "Our friends Rosita and @FLOTUS have a special message for military families: we can all be upstanders...

Well the first season is over and I have to admit from start to finish it was an enjoyable ride. For a show that is not a Jim Henson production in any way, shape, or form I was impressed with how they made the show work and the storyline of the overall series work as a whole. Who knows what the...

Here is an interesting YouTube video about the Jim Henson company…

From Miss Pigg’s official Twitter…

Well apparently they met up again of this tweet is anything to go by…

I am a bit surprised that this is focused on current events with little focus on the past of the show. I understand that Sesame Street has a huge impact thanks to current events, but I was hoping for more of a look back on the history of the series and its cast.

A new interview on the show with the creators of the show and why it is on Nickelodeon... The Barbarian & The Troll Creators Reveal the Show's Origin, Scope (cbr.com)

To anyone who wonders who voices the Barbarian the show ... https://www.cbr.com/the-barbarian-the-troll-spencer-grammer-interview/

An amazing women with a wonderful voicing talent. She will be missed. She also voices Fran Sinclair in the Jim Henson’s Dinosaurs show. So again I thank her for her amazing voice acting talent.

This is all true, but then the case of racism is more relevant than ever now. I understand trying to keep up with the current events, but they should have acknowledged every bit of the past times they discuss race and their past African American muppets.

So I am reading articles on how Sesame Street is introducing two new African American style muppets to explore the culture of modern day African Americans. Yet I grew up in the 90’s and recall a specific character on the show that was more wordy than Big Bird and cool. He was an African...

It seems that Rainbow connection and Kermit enters the Library of Congress and it seems that Disney has a video of this moment... While Tough Pigs has more information on it... https://www.toughpigs.com/kermit-song-congress/

I am intrigued by this show and I am wanting to see how it turns out.

I grew up on the 90’s Telly and I was always a fan of his interactions with Oscar. Truly great dynamic between the two there. Honestl, while Telly is a variety of emotional moments with his character...sadly he is at best B/C-level material when it comes to how he is viewed on the show. In...

Hey remember the Kermit the Frog evolution video by Disney Dan of Youtube ? Well he’s back at it agai, but this time with Miss Piggy. I find it amazing how much the character evolved over the many year.... :mad:

Looks like Today has posted several times that Sesame Street has come on the show in recent years. Just in case anyone is interested in this video clip... https://www.today.com/video/the-best-of-sesame-street-on-today-101456965998

Recall,what happened when the Simpsons made it to Disney + with all of its seasons. I expect the same thing to occur here.

Do forget that Telly’s arm was in a cast for a few episodes as well.

Here is the show in case anyone is curious about it... https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/13/app-news-section/cnn-sesame-street-abcs-of-covid-19-town-hall-june-13-2020-app/index.html