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I liked it. I kinda wish they interviewed more puppeteers besides Matt, Eric, Marty, Pam and Carmen. They even interviewed Fran Brill, but she only got one clip in the final cut. My favorite part was learning that Matt sings I Don't Want to Live on the Moon to his kids as a lullaby.

I really hope the anonymous source isn't the reason for the removal. If they were kind enough to give these episodes to help the wiki, they should have been okay with releasing certain clips that fans would have really wanted to see. Anyway, Alex, you can catch a portion of Kevin's first Elmo...

I liked the golf course in the new Amazing Adventure and Johnny K's performance of the basketball in the closing.

Andy Nyman: When you stopped doing the Muppets, how hard was that to say goodbye? Not to the pals, because you're gonna stay in touch with those guys, but actually drawing a line under that for you. I can't imagine how tough that would have been. Frank Oz: It's still hard, it still hurts every...

Just wanna warn everyone who lives in Georgia like me that this will be airing on PBS 30 at 8 PM on Monday.

The street story was very good. I liked the song the Count and Charlie sang. It was nice seeing Gladys. I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm not a fan of alternating the letter and number of the day songs. I think once they make a new song they should just stick with it. I would hate to...

Since interviews with Ryan Dillon that aren't on puppet podcasts are rare, I thought I'd share this. My favorite part is hearing what his 8-year-old self felt about the Tickle-Me-Elmo craze...

D'Snowth is gonna have some choice words with you. Could you elaborate why you're getting tired of Cookie?

Cooper Barnes, Captain Man from Henry Danger, played Elmo in this offensive parody:

I figured out the performers of the rest of the fruit: Pam is the apple, Johnny K is the peach, and Frankie is the banana.

I liked the reference to the baker films and Charlie showing intelligence to everyone's surprise. The Marren Morris song might have been a ripoff of the Power of Yet, but I still liked it. And Leslie's voice for the boss of the cereal company in Amazing Adventures was amusing.

Steve Whitmire: One of the things that impressed me the most about Jim when I was 17 or 18 years old meeting him was what he considered to be the audition process. We put on puppets and stood in front of a mirror for 20 minutes, and that afternoon he called Frank in and we did another 15 minutes...

I say go for it. If you end up liking it, then you'll have a good time watching the outtakes and commentary from Brian and Bill.

I liked this episode a lot. Charlie is quite cute and I'm looking forward to more of her. I liked the nods to the premiere episode. I thought the new version of Anyone Can Be Friends was nice.

Would you be willing to make a supercut of all the times Dr. Teeth used big words (including made-up ones) in his sentences? That's one of my dad's favorite things about Dr. Teeth.

The reason people are upset is because a man will be appearing on Sesame wearing a dress.

A majority of us have known this for a while. What made it click for you where you just found out?

The whole service is here, since it's unlisted, I'm not giving out the whole link: kCvyMmOUmuk I love hearing all the main Muppet performers and Tau Bennet sing in their natural voices.

Joe will definitely become a breakout star like Pepe or Constantine.

I thought the girl leading the opposing tee-ball team's acting was fine. It's been a while since we've seen a human child involved in an episode plot. I liked Peter Linz's squirrel and the slow-mo portion. I liked the talk-show style bit with Big Bird and Chloe Kim.