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Sketch in question: It seems clear to me that Frank is simply moving backwards, which it makes it look like he's shrinking. Then they just gave him a large cookie prop.

They might not have that much life in 'em, or they're late bloomers.

And it took them nearly 20 years for them to actually start doing things actively with Prairie Dawn instead of "maybe a sketch each season."

What's ZALL? Find out here! https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2021 I definitely recall seeing the "hidden Grouches" scene with Oscar and Telly on Plaza Sesamo many moons ago.

He died a few years ago.

The puppet looks much better than the one they've been using for other recent stuff.

Sheesh, why'd they even bother sending Peter an Ernie puppet if they're not gonna use him for anything.

I know they've done recycled scripts in the past, but the "Rocking Rollie" episode was only three years or so ago. Why not just repeat the episode instead of shooting a new thing to the same script? Interesting that they kept the continuity of Zoe's broken arm; didn't expect that. Maybe it'll...

My crystal ball fell into the sofa.

Technically, one of those was a repeated scene from his debut.

I'm not quite looking forward to that one very much.

Do we know other Sesame stuff is going to be there at launch?

I thought this said "Tom Lehrer" at first and got really bummed.

I believe many, if not all, PBS stations have kind of reoriented their schedules to accommodate the stay-at-home-ness. So certain shows are now at certain times of the day because that's when that particular age group would be watching or something along those lines.

I mean, by that logic, they all shouldn't air because they involve the characters hanging out outside their homes at all times.

No episodes were taped that week, according to our documents. We don't really have dates for inserts taped back then, so...maybe? But it doesn't seem likely. That was Thanksgiving week that year, so if they weren't shooting any episodes that week, I'd imagine they had the week off and did the...

Episode 1790 appears to be the last one he participated in, taped on November 17, 1982.

No. There's a photo or two on the Wiki that were in one of the tie-in books, though.

No, him getting run over by Telly before he can is a running gag. There was a deleted scene where they tried escaping the jail by swiping the keys, but Cookie eats them.