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Yesterday I've been thinking about the period of years when the school building had thought balloons. That was weird, other inanimate objects don't seem to do this (I want to say I've seen a strip where the pitchers mound had thought balloons but can't remember, the kite-eating tree seems to...

I doubt Brian Meehl has tapes of his Elmo performances, if only because he has said many times that he doesn't really remember many instances of having performed the character. I'd like to think that if he had tapes of his performances then he would remember better. Then again, maybe he does...

Recently I saw the strip where Charlie Brown talks about how he got Snoopy for the first time, a strip that was adapted into scenes in Snoopy Come Home and Life's a Circus (in fact I saw that I asked about this a few pages ago). It was recently reprinted in the sunday comics. So at the end...

On a similar note, New Years is among my least favorite holidays, I think that has a little to do with it. As a kid, as soon as New Years has passed, we're closer to school starting again. Thinking about it, we are out of school for Christmas during a time when school is already closed for a...

A clip from the time Mona Monster met Snuffy was posted on Cheryl Blaylock's Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/cheryl.blaylock.75/posts/10157045945523130

I really don't know off-hand how many of them have been uploaded onto the official Sesame Street channel. If you meant sesamestreet.org, I don't know off-hand how many of them (if any) can still be viewed on the site. Just because a classic clip was officially uploaded on YouTube doesn't mean...

Pinball #5 was uploaded by Sesame Workshop. It's the only pinball segment that was not available at sesamestreet.org (though it, along with the rest, was a bonus feature in Elmo's Magic Numbers and was included in episode 1257 which was part of Sesame Street Classics Vol. 1 so it's not like...

Here's an interview with Steve Whitmire that was shot at Louisville Supercon.

Thinking some more, for years I've felt all the Muppet movies are well-known to the public at large, even the least successful ones like Muppets from Space and Muppets Most Wanted.... But in the last few months, in thinking about the "Jim Henson trilogy", The Great Muppet Caper seems to be the...

This is interesting. The whole trilogy is great, whichever one is my favorite often changes (though my profile has always listed GMC as my favorite; in fact, when I met Steve Whitmire at one of his convention appearances, I decided if he asked me which movie was my favorite - and I wasn't asked...

I know. But for a while I had wondered what episode would be the first to get the "trusted tag" taken out, and was happy to find the first such instance that I noticed (maybe there's some that slipped my radar). I figured it'd be an episode from the 1990s or later.

Recently I saw the Sing-Along video Things That Fly, where the main plot is that Kermit and Lindy want to help an alien get home. But throughout the video,as Kermit and Lindy look for ways to get her back home, she doesn't seem to be with them much, only popping up randomly in many of the...

I dreamt that I was on the set of Fraggle Rock on a day that Jim Henson was there, and was trying to ask if he was performing Cantus or Convincing John, or if he was going to perform in an outer space scene (even though he never did), or if he was just going to perform right hands/background...

Earlier last year when Frank Oz was promoting Muppet Guys Talking and talked about how the film could only be purchased via the official website, one of the things he said regarding his reasoning was that the Muppets were often unconventional. In a way, these videos do kinda reflect that...