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Wait, has somebody else talked about this theory on the board? I'm pretty sure it's not a cover-up like I might have suggested, but I'd be just as surprised if it was than if it wasn't. Whenever I see Steve or the Hensons or somebody from Disney talk about the situation, it's easy to feel...

Recently, I've been getting into The Goldbergs, and recently got the first season DVD. In some of the bonus features, it's said that when they did the episode Goldbergs Never Say Die, which is an entire plot reference/tribute to the movie Goonies, most of the main actors had never seen the movie...

I've been thinking about how Jim Henson's kids have been talking about Steve Whitmire having these kinds of issues before his termination, something they (and other people who have worked with Whitmire) hadn't publicly said before, and I can't help but wonder if Disney has forced/blackmailed...

I found this special on YouTube: It's interesting how in Ernest Goes to Splash Mountain, everybody pronounces Ernest's last name differently from how it gets pronounced in movies. I know there's some names that are said differently from person to person (for example, I've heard Joe...

Interesting that he titled one of his articles "Let's Talk Lips", but spent most of it talking about his fandom of Rocky Horror Picture Show, only mentioning Lips briefly (and I had no idea he was given his name because of that movie). I was expecting/hoping it'd be an article where he talked...

Recently I dreamt that I saw footage of Herry Monster, being performed by a new performer, and his new performer actually resembled Jerry Nelson in his later years, only his hair and beard were a lot longer (I think his beard touched the floor). And the Herry Monster puppet was REALLY LONG...

When Julia's debut recently aired, I figured there'd probably be a DVD release of this soon (and this is just logical assumption), I thought maybe there could be a release about making new friends. And then this comes out, another introduction to a new character. If there's a new release next...

I've never seen anything that indicated what kind of age she's supposed to be. Of course I think kids used to get out of having to wear car seats at age two, but now it seems they have to weigh a certain amount.

I just saw that Once Upon a Sesame Christmas will be released on October 10.

It looks like Rosita is riding in a car seat, though I'm not entirely sure. I get that Elmo would need one, but I'm surprised to see Rosita in one. It's also interesting that they had Elmo and Rosita paired up, as opposed to Elmo and Abby or Elmo and Zoe. But hey, we get some new Rosita content!

I'll have to find it. I know I saw a thread at Muppet Central a few years ago that had the link (or maybe it reprinted the old article), and I remember seeing it around 1999, but I'm actually having trouble finding it in Google.

I feel about as skeptical of this information as I did about the person whose mom works there, said it was lost in storage, and that it hasn't been digitized due to an unwritten rule against it. And there have been a number of times I believed similar-sounding info that others were skeptical of...

And for some reason, it's facing the opposite direction in Follow That Bird. Which I think might have to do with the opening title sequence.

I've noticed that as well.

Oh, I thought it was just that he didn't perform Oscar when he's in his trash can area and there's a lot of set pieces/props around. When I first saw that Sesame Studios promo and thought it was odd Eric was heard, I wondered if that was a case similar to bluescreens. I've seen people say that...

This was awesome. Though now, I wonder if people will search "Sesame Street 1980s" looking for '80s clips and be disappointed to find this (though I actually searched for this and found some '80s clips before this clip). One thing I've been meaning to ask, maybe it'd be better for its own...

Well, The Muppet Mindset has already posted an article on it (while, last I checked, Tough Pigs has not). https://muppetmindset.wordpress.com/2017/07/28/sesame-street-sings-the-80s/

In Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Ace figures out that Lois Einhorne is actually Ray Finkle. During the climax, Ace tells the cops, Einhorne tells them that he's lying. Now, she clearly wouldn't want them to know, but she could have just said he was wrong instead of lying. Even if he really was...

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