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I know that Sesame Street posted the recent re-edit of the hurricane episodes that aired recently as a full-hour episode.

Chapter 5 Biff was laying in a hospital bed, and finally woke up. Luis, Maria, Roxy Marie, Sully, Elmo, and Big Bird were all there as he woke up. "He's awake!", said Big Bird. "Elmo bets you didn't know he was in this story, did you?", said Elmo to us. "Well, Biff", said the...

Chapter 4 Biff went down to Sesame Street. Roxy Marie was there. "Hey, Uncle Biff! Did your tape on not talking for for you?" Biff tried talking, and struggled. "Well, did it?", asked Roxy Marie. Biff merely nodded. "Oh, wow", said Roxy, "well, maybe you can say something...

I assume you're talking about the Nick Jr. channel and not the programming block. But I was thrown off there for a second.

Chapter 3 Biff took a ride on the subway. Also on the subway was Simon Soundman. "It sure is nice here on the (cue subway sound effects)", said Simon. Simon noticed Biff. "Oh, hi, Biff. How's your job at the (cue construction sound effects) site?" Biff opened his mouth, but...

Chapter 2 Biff got in bed. "Well, the wife took the kids to grandma's for the week, so I have the house to myself. Better see if this tape works." Biff put headphones on and started the tape player. "I'll just listen to the tape and see what I need to do to be silent..." Biff...

This was good. Though the "street's got new corners" seems like it'd be more appropriate to mention after season 25, since that's when "around the corner" was added.

Chapter 1 "I don't really talk too much, do?", Biff asked Sully. Sully tried to talk but was interrupted. "As far as I know", said Biff, "I'm as soft-spoken as the next guy..." Sully gave a confused look on his face, then tried to talk. "I let everyone else talk", interrupted Biff, "so...

I just checked the last few pages of both threads.... I didn't really see either becoming those. In the other thread I did ask a few "what's the deal" questions concerning episodes of those shows (I don't think I necessarily asked if anybody saw them), but I think I saw just as many posts about...

I've seen a few TV episodes that involve a trial ("Bart the Murderer" from The Simpsons, "Lois Kills Stewie" from Family Guy) where the judge announces a jail sentence and is about to hit his gavel but is interrupted by somebody who's able to clear the name of the accused, saving them from being...

There's been quite a few times lately when I've logged into YouTube and they suggested I change my channel name to my own name. At times I've considered, but there are reasons I haven't. I have done quite a few videos about my channel, with the channel name in the title, so if I changed it to my...

It's interesting how Disney bought Fox Family but would have to renegotiate with every cable company in order to drop the "Family" name or cancel the 700 Club. Why not just start an entirely new channel, like they did for Toon Disney and (I believe) others? Is it so they'd be guaranteed cable...

I know it's been (and assume it still is) on iTunes. I assume that version is widescreen.

When I read about them really being upside down, I was surprised. It's a wonder they needed professional pilots dressed as Ernie and Bert for the long shots. But as I keep reading it, I wonder if the plane was actually moving with Jim and Frank inside, or if they had the plane hung up in the air.

The other night I was watching Little Fockers, and watched the alternate ending as well. Does anybody know why the ending was changed? I don't think either ending is particularly good, but the original ending is a little better. In the film, Owen Wilson's character wants a lasting relationship...

The large-scale figures seem more like something that would have come out in the late-1990s/early-2000s. If Darkwing Duck was popular enough at the time. Though in the early 1990s Playmates did release a large-scale version of Krang's android body (I guess for those who wanted to act out the...

Currently Lionsgate is no longer associated with The Jim Henson Company. Another company is releasing its programming on video now. It seems most Henson video distribution deals only last five years (though the deal with Sony lasted a little longer). I wonder why these video companies don't...

I saw this review today... I never knew it existed before. The review says it's from the 1980s, but it's probably actually from the 1990s (since Darkwing wasn't around in the 1980s). I wonder if there were 12 inch figures of any other characters.

At first I thought they were the male and female Koozebanians. And then I thought they were just generic happy and sad faces.

Everybody says Elmo's new voice sounds deeper, I think it sounds softer.