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Feels more like a "Rainbow Connection" moment to me. All of these songs are very poignant and self reflective, although "Being Green" is much more simple and not quite as spectacular than the others. Not only in its melody and words, but also in the way it is typically preformed, by a fairly...

While the German backing for the Fear skit is much more modern and intense (for its time) the original backing has that wonderful 50s/60s rock inspired sound to it. Those are some of my favorite kinds of Sesame songs! Wondering if it's a Chris Cerf or Jeff Moss composition. I'm willing to bet...

If people will just chill out and let the storm weather itself out, surely we will see that all the drama isn't really necessary. Besides this, I cannot say anything nobody else has already said, so I'll continue to lurk in the shadows, hoping for the best for Whitmire and Vogel.

Well, OP was right. I checked up on my webcomic to update the banner, and lo and behold, all of the website elements I uploaded at photobucket were replaced with a placeholder urging me to upgrade my account to enable third party hosting. Most of these elements have now been re-hosted at imgur...

This is going to spell bad news for the future of my webcomic. All of the visual elements, apart from the comics themselves, are hosted at Photobucket. They're still there for the time being.

I liked a lot of the first season bits with the Anything Muppets: Consider Yourself, Going For A Ride, All Together Now, A Spoonful of Sugar, I Am A Fine Musician, Good Morning Starshine... They aren't as elaborate as many of the later skits, but the performances are the main focus, and they're...

Adorable! Very distinct, simple style you have. Hope to see more! Maybe leave a link to your dA or something, if you got anything like that. :)

Sesame Street knew well before that fingers and families have no business being mutated together.

You can draw them and save them to your computer, but you'll need to upload them to someplace like photobucket before you can embed them here.

I've gotten comments like that on my YT, where I've put up some Muppet material here and there. I just let 'em talk and ignore 'em, cause most of the requests are for stuff that's impossible to find anyway. It's not my obligation, and neither is it yours.

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The Cutting Room Floor digs through the code of video games to find unused content, early versions of certain elements, music or voice outtakes, it's a wonderful what-could-have-been wiki-type website.

I never caught wind of it til just a few days ago, but someone on Tumblr has been doing a Rocky and Bullwinkle fanfic sort of radio drama thing. They're doing a story that is a sequel to "Upsidasium" and there are some occasional nods to the Bullwinkle fandom, small as it may be. It's also done...

That Wembley figurine looks familiar...

I'm surprised nobody else mentioned it, but I really like the appearance, although very brief, of Richard Hunt getting caught in the traffic jam after the first verse of The Great Muppet Caper's "Hey, A Movie!" It's fairly funny and spontaneous on its own, but all the more enjoyable when you...

Earlier this week, or the week before, I had done a fanart piece on classic Sesame animation, which was fueled by my rekindled admiration for skits from the first season, such as this one by Cliff Roberts. Recently it occurred to me just how much Jim Thurman had a hand in these animations...

Although this had already been online for 3 months, here's the latest of the "new" old Letter People videos, and perhaps the highlight of them all so far. Instead of remaking Mr. T's original song word-for-word, they've written him up an all new ditty. Although it loses the quiet, bluesy flavor...

:crazy: "Did somebody say cannon?!" As far as I'm concerned, there isn't any canon within the Muppets. They are more often than not considered as actors rather than characters, because every time they take part in a production, although they show their personal traits, they aren't always...