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Great to have a character created for Sesame Beginnings make an appearance on Sesame Street itself. Plus it's great to expand Big Bird's family besides his Granny Bird.

If you don't mind me asking, are your initials GJ? Cause I think I know who you are.

I really like how goofy Jen's Zoe has gotten. I liked how she was worried about having to wash dishes when her arms were tired.

Elmo still talking in the 3rd person while in disguise in the Brett Goldstein bit was funny.

I don't remember if the zebra in a bikini bit in the Foodie Truck bit was in the original airing, but I'd never think we would hear the word bikini on Sesame Street.

I loved Tamir using big words and confusing Elmo when all he meant was "press the button again". Tamir has the potential to be one of the best things to come from the HBO Max era.

For some reason, they put the whole street story on YT:

The bit with Rudy and Elmo at the end was nice.

Great to see Prairie in a street story again. The bit with Samuel L. was fun.

It was great to see a 4:3 segment in its original aspect ratio for the first time in years. The dedication at the end of the episode was very nice.

I was lucky enough to meet Bob at DragonCon. May he rest in piece.

It's a shame only a portion of the street story was done on the set. I like the new look of the Foodie truck. I don't know if they changed the set or the lighting, but it looks nice.

I liked Tamir saying a cow is a quadruped. Since he's older than most of the Muppets, he would know what that is. The sheep protecting Jill Biden was funny.

This was a ton of fun. I just hope the studio executives realize that kids like to see specials of the puppet versions of the characters, and not just these animated specials they've been doing for a couple years.

The bit with Elmo, Tango, Cookie and Mickey Guyton was fun.

The architect dressed as Santa made me smile. The pretaped stuff with the Fraggles in the Rock was a nice way to accommodate for the fact that Jordan Lockhart couldn't fly to New York.

It was fun. Interesting how there were no human kids on the float this year.

I liked Rudy spilling water on Mr. Johnson. The talking plants were fun too. The only plant I could identify a performer for was Jen Barnhart as the fern. Hopefully Shane can name the performers for the other plants when this episode gets guided on the Wiki.

I always look forward to new Ryan Dillon interviews. He was even kind enough to do Elmo's voice, even though he doesn't like to do it in public.

It was nice to see Mia again. The goat played by Tyler Bunch in the cold open was funny.