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I'm sure that you would do a great job with SST nonetheless. You never know what could happen...someone could spot you again and then you could attend one of the Muppeteer Workshops, then before you know it you could be working with the pros on the show. I'm just saying that it could happen...

There's also that Betty White user (can't remember their previous name at the moment) who constantly would ask users where they lived or how old they were, stuff like that. Anytime people do these strange things, guys, just block them on YouTube. They ain't worth the time.

http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Naked_Muppets

Not to mention always using the word "patient" incorrectly. :rolleyes:

Yeah, I'm curious as to why Zoe's not in her tutu there. Could they perhaps be redoing her character and are cutting back on ballet/dancing? Whatever it is, pretty surprising to see her naked again after 16 years being clothed.

And holy cow, the song's playing again as I'm typing this. Lol.

I guess it just varies now - I got a strike about five months ago, and it expired in three months. The very first one I got two years ago was set to expire in 6½ months, and then my 2nd strike (combined with the first one) was set for approximately a year away when I received this one...

.....and that's why I've never uploaded Elmo's World stuff on YouTube. Since they already officially uploaded Balls and Birthdays, I knew that posting other episodes would have been incredibly daring.

Here's a question: would you rather binge all those episodes in their entirety, or only the street scenes? I would probably do the latter, because they're shorter than everything combined and they're generally not repeated several times over the course of the show (barring storylines recycled...

I had a dream this morning where I was watching The Best of Ernie and Bert, but it was like a completely altered version -- Zoe and Baby Natasha were in the framing story, and for some reason, somewhere in the middle the group INXS appeared singing a song, and immediately afterwards was this...

I've started listening to the Classic Rock station again on Music Choice, and this song popped up yesterday. Definitely a Who classic.

Matt liked one of my comments from a video last season, which was rather surprising actually. And darn, I forgot about Below the Frame today as well. Oh well, but nice to hear you get a shoutout @D'Snowth. :-)

Memories aren't a reliable source on Muppet Wiki. It's probably true that those were the sponsors, but Muppet Wiki doesn't work like that, I'm afraid.

I've got 'em, and I can try to post them, but with the craziness going on with Sesame Workshop blocking/monetizing videos, it might be a little while.

I wish, but sadly I don't, because the only thing I have from it is its episode #.

I'm guessing because high school students shouldn't be exposed to racial prejudice even when it's fictional? We read the book in 9th grade way back in October 2007 (ten years ago...wow), but yeah, it probably wouldn't be surprising if some schools banned it considering its controversial themes.

Maybe this interview should explain, then: http://tinyurl.com/y9dfbyux Thomas Bangalter talks about auto-tune here. It seems like the general perception is that the song uses it, so yeah.

Well, the Wikipedia article for the song mentions that there's auto-tune, so I went with that. I don't mind if their music contains it, but I do mind if pop singers use auto-tune a lot (like Meghan Trainor as Snowth pointed out, although I haven't listened to a lot of her music). That's a genre...

Not even Daft Punk? "One More Time" is, like, a timeless classic, and it came out when we were kids. There's auto-tune, but it's definitely tolerable.

It's because those fans would rather see full, hour-long episodes instead of street scenes, plain and simple. I uploaded street scenes as sort of a "safer" method of posting episodes, and I'm pretty sure Shane and hooperfan have shared the same preference. It's more risky with full episodes, so...