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This was a good video. I hope that the top secret video is great. I wonder what it could be: An original viral video? Something behind-the-scenes? Something rare from the classic days (like the "Surprise" song with the cast or something unaired or whatever)? The best Deena and Pearl segment? I...

I agree. Also, why no Super Grover 2.0 or Murray Has a Little Lamb DVDs? Heck, I'm surprised that Murray hasn't hosted any video releases yet (and there have been Sesame Street DVDs with original linking footage since Warner Home Video got the rights).

There's a lot of big movies and shows I haven't seen (or only seen bits and pieces of, like clips in commercials or reviews) that I either hate without seeing (I think it's popular to do so) or have no interest in seeing (I think that's more common with the things I'm talking about here). I...

I haven't seen that commercial. I assume it doesn't include any Muppet clips, but it would have been nice if some Sesame Street clips were included (since Sesame Street airs on PBS).

I'm sure that the cover would be better if this special was owned by Disney. But as it's owned by a company that doesn't own the Muppets (it would be interesting to know what the process is like for such releases.... since those images are stock photos instead of still images, I wonder if they...

Not sure if I'll be able to scan it or if I even still have it. Can't remember much about the book... I recall it having something with Forgetful Jones, remember Little Bird appearing somewhere (despite not being in the video, but then again, the Big Bird's Favorite Party Games book has Prairie...

Is it any worse than the cover for "A Special Sesame Street Christmas", which was released on DVD by the same company?

I was looking at an episode guide, and was surprised to see that the episode where they broke up was an episode where I remember the subplot (the cast decides to get revenge on Joey for pulling early april fools pranks on them) but I don't remember the main plot at all. I would have thought that...

Muppet Wiki recently started a page for Frank Oz's Sesame Street performances since others have taken on his characters, and there's quite a few appearances by Bert and Cookie Monster that I thought were Eric and David, but were Frank. I had thought Eric performed Bert in the "Sleep" number and...

I got Play-Along Games and Songs in 1994, and that had the activity book. Around the same time one of my cousins got Big Bird's Favorite Party Games and that copy had the book as well. One of my local libraries has Learning About Letters with the activity book in the packaging, and it's...

I remember seeing this movie, though I don't remember much about it. I remember the voice of Lorenzo Music, the weird animation style, and a TV that showed multiple images. When I saw it I feel I only saw bits and pieces of it. It seems like even though Cartoon Network showed it, CN didn't show...

I first saw Full House in 1991, and I am surprised that so many people seem to hate or dislike the show. The first episode I remember is the one where Jesse and Becky learn that Becky is going to have twins. I remember the scene with Jesse imagining Danny and Joey with evil twins, and thought...

It's a wonder that there's (as far as we know) no current plans for a series 2 of the vinyl figures, while other Funko Muppet products are going to be released.

Since the point of "Sesame Street 2.0" was to be an april fools joke, some of the plots mentioned involved certain characters acting a little out of character. The fact that I've been making outlines out of some of those plots make 'em what TV Tropes would call "The Artifact". And I've...

I remember seeing The Hulk the day before it came out. I had been hired at a movie theater that had just opened, and after a few VIP nights management decided to let us employees see the movie for free the night before it came out. I saw it, even though I hadn't read the Incredible Hulk books or...

According to Muppet Wiki, most parodies performed by the artists of the original versions use the music from the original, while parodies performed by Muppets use new music. Muppet Wiki has a list of song parodies: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Sesame_Street_Song_Parodies

Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, and Richard Hunt.

Here's yet another outline for the fictional Sesame Street series "Sesame Street 2.0", aimed at older fans. For those who don't know, it was my april fools joke back in 2012. Here's that thread...

But I'm pretty sure Boris also uses those terms towards Natasha. I think he calls her "honey bun" at the beginning of "The Treasure of Monte Zoom".