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That's why I love the Wiki. The fact that the people behind it are trustworthy enough to have such a good relationship with the people associated with the Muppets and Sesame Street, it has provided them with information and visuals most of us cannot get elsewhere. I also appreciate the...

It's a labor of love, and often times, you don't get paid to do the things you're really passionate about (believe me, I know...).

They may be aimed at preschoolers, but they can have a wide range of appeal to different age groups. See, unlike shows like Barney, Thomas, and The Wiggles (which are strictly aimed at preschoolers and offer nothing of substance they can appeal to those outside of its target demo), Sesame Street...

Well, that is a tough reality that you are going to have to live with. If there is not enough of a demand to get a certain program to be reissued, then it likely will not have one anytime soon. Even if these shows aren't released at all, it's not the end of the world. Sure, you may be bummed...

Are you okay, man? Is there something your mind that you keep having to make these threads on why certain obscure children’s media have had no DVD releases?

I just want this to actually be funny. Let's hope that that's the case.

I mean, if Muppets Now becomes one of those shows that attract people to Disney+ the same way The Mandelorian did, that will be great (and a miracle). However, if the show fails to exceed people’s expectations the same way nearly every other Muppet project of the last 25 years or so have, then...

That last show wasn't a "Muppet' show, it was just your standard everyday The Office-style network television show that just so happen to have Muppets in it.

My goodness, enough with the speculations already! I'm sure the virus has put things on hold for a while, and releasing classic content are the least of their concerns right now. There are other things to worry about than a preschool television show not releasing their older material made during...

I guess this song didn't age too well.

Websites are pretty much dead. Everything is basically run by YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Wikipedia.

If you're so concerned, why are you promoting them?

I appreciate that Cookie's gotten a lot more screen time in the past decade, but I feel that they place him alongside Elmo so much because they're both the show's most popular characters. The problem is, their personalities are so different from each other, that they do not really work well as a...

I'm not at all being biased and unfair to him. I admire how well he is able to breathe life into Cookie Monster, and not sound like a poor imitation of his predecessor. I just don't think he is as funny. The same could be said for all of Frank Oz's characters.

And it's that reason why it was the only good one.

TBH, this was the only good pairing of Elmo and Cookie Monster they ever did throughout the history of the show.

Well, I think any Sesame Street fan should be grateful with what they got. I'd say it's a pretty decent balance of both previously-released and never-before-released episodes. Of course, it is only a matter of time before people start attempting to upload these entire episodes on YouTube or...

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/not-late-show-elmo-looney-tunes-cartoons-review-1295997

Well, it was certainly nice of Jimmy Fallon to let the Sesame Street gang take over his show for a while.