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Adam Kreutinger: We were talking to Dave Goelz about performers who carry on characters, and obviously fans can be critical of how these new performers interpret these characters. Fran Brill in an empathetic tone: I know, yeah. Adam: Obviously in the case of people taking on Jim Henson's...

It was nice to have an episode that doesn't have Okey Dookey Cooking for once. I liked how Walter knew all the technical names for a sword and Deadly didn't.

I liked seeing the Electric Mayhem. The bit with Piggy, Deadly and Aubrey Plaza was funny. I was so surprised to see Miss Poogy! I guess Piggy's run out of female friends.

I think even if COVID didn't come, transitioning to a podcast would still happen. Matt said doing BTF became too difficult to do during their lunch break. The good news is Matt is posting the podcast on YT and the entire first season of BTF is uploaded too.

I loved the look on Beaker's face after he got slammed into the wall. Linda's cheese friend made me laugh with her voice.

Kevin Clash: I want to say how much I'm so proud of Ryan Dillon. Amazing! He is amazing and for him to step in and have done the most amazing job of just keeping that character going, I love him dearly for it. Bill Barretta: He really does an amazing job, it really is a great job. Kevin: And...

Stephanie really impressed me with how well she did the fast-padder song. Kevin Clash gave his first public interview since the scandal, and we finally get to hear what he thinks of Ryan:

I liked Beaker destroying the Alexa spoof. It was nice seeing Bubba and Yolanda.

Howard Tubman makes me laugh, so him being a superfan of RuPaul and answering his questions for him was funny. I liked the Photobombing bit with Kermit and Walter.

Seems like as predicted, Gonzo and Pepe have become a duo.

In this interview with Matt Vogel, we finally get to hear his journey to becoming Kermit, and that surprisingly, Brian Henson was at the auditions: https://content.blubrry.com/movinrightalong/FifteenSeconds008_MattVogel_mixdown.mp3

Dish removed ABC from their channels.

Jarrod Fairclough: With Steve Whitmire gone, I don't think they're gonna replace Rizzo's performer at all, I think Pepe's gonna take over and Pepe and Gonzo are gonna become the new duo. JD Hansel: That'll work. Jarrod: They had them as a trio in the 2015 series and I thought that was one of the...

Feature films are still getting DVDs, so I don't think the pandemic should have effected Shout Factory putting out DVDs.

Monster Hits Rock and Rhyme is still available on Shout Factory's website, but not the Wish Pickle special. I hope it gets released on DVD soon.

I hope to God Tomato the Musical isn't edited.

I'm only interested in having a physical copy.

The special aired unaltered on PBS, a first for HBO produced Sesame specials. It still isn't on DVD, even though it was supposed to be last week. Does Shout Factory respond to customer questions? I tweeted at them and they haven't replied.

Jarrod Fairclough got the chance to interview Grover. The best part is hearing Eric Jacobson's take on Cookie Monster.

I was kinda expecting to see more of the international characters.