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Fran, Camille, and Kathy are the mice, David and Noel are the brothers, Jerry's the dad, and Jim Martin is the messenger.

Well it doesn't help that Marge's voice is a little raspy.

As much as I love The Simspsons, I have no interest in the new episodes. I watch the new Halloween ones, but that's usually it. The most striking thing I've noticed about newer episodes is Marge's voice; Julie Kavner really cannot sound at all like she used to.

Can somebody send me a good-sounding copy of the Frog Prince album?

We are supposed to get that Below the Frame podcast soon, IIRC.

Eh, why worry. We should just be thankful we got a nice hour-and-a-half of listening to the masters just talk about stuff and be interesting.

Yeah, that was great. Favorite thing to learn was that Jim did his own little sound effects for various things.

I just read the press info out there. I know nothing about other episodes. I'm sure whatever's there, no matter how rare, still won't satisfy you.

Yeah. There was an early episode (https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0227) where Mr. Hooper's doctor recommends he take things easy, thus hires Cookie Monster to help at the store to give him a little time off. One could assume once Tom/David come along, he'd still be doing that.

The MOMI events haven't been sending an email with the room and such until an hour before the event; I'm guessing this will be the same.

Kinda disappointing that this is the most we'll see of E&B this season, it looks like.

Yeah, that's about it. Also of note: season 26 appears to be first season to not have any new material by Frank at all, aside from a couple of holdover segments from season 25 (judging by the dates, I'm guessing he was deep in production on The Indian in the Cupboard at the time). EDIT...

Yeah. I'm sure they could have gotten Jim and Frank for a street plot, but in the time it would take for one of those, they could've shot like 5 or 6 E&B pieces to sprinkle in several episodes rather than limiting their involvement to just one.

I doubt he, or any other of Frank's characters, made any appearances. We might uncover something, but it really seems like back in those days, there weren't extra puppeteers just performing established characters to just hang out in the background. There's an episode where Snuffy gets a postcard...

A few new details about Elmo's talk show: -There's 13 episodes total; three of them will be there at launch, then they will make weekly debuts (like normal TV!) -An episode will be shared as a free preview next Thursday, May 21, on YouTube

Per the press release about the HBO Max deal: Beginning with season 51, Sesame Street will premiere on HBO Max and then continue to air for free on PBS KIDS. Newly commissioned HBO Max content will also be made available to PBS KIDS after premiering on HBO Max.

And perhaps the first time Mr. Johnson made an appearance in a street scene: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2696

I haven't finished that interview, but I heard that tidbit. Doesn't quite explain why they didn't shoot any for this season (or why they've pretty much only been showing Abby's Amazing Adventures instead).

Here's one you can watch at the Paley Center, whenever you're allowed to go back there again: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2691

I mean, who cares why Rizzo is there? For the three 90s movies, characters with no performer yet were just there to be part of the crowd. This is the same thing.