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No, low views have been a thing for awhile. I get why they're going this route, but in practice it makes little sense to me. One of the recent videos is a random original song by Elmo, Abby and the Count. Like, why is producing an entirely new piece more effective posting something from the...

It was fine for what it was. Nothing really super insightful or new, and most of the classic footage shown was lifted from the Old School and 40 Years DVDs.

I mean, they've been doing this for months now. It's more about getting more views than anything, really. Even rare classic stuff has barely reached like 200,000 views, while something directly trying to fit in with "Baby Shark" and their ilk are the things getting a million+ hits.

They seem to be focusing more on creating original videos that fit easier into the YouTubeKids algorithm or whatever.

Good luck. If they stick you at a computer station, you should not doubt be able to skip through the footage, so you can make the most of your time if you're sick of "Madrigal Alphabet" or whathaveya.

I mean, sure, but with all the OPs Disney has snatched up in recent years, it's nice that this went to the Muppets and it's not "Tony Stark's BBQ Steakhouse" or whatever.

A. She's family. B. They have Jen around, might as well use her.

Yes, Matt does him now.

That was Marty, and Stephanie as the love interest.

I knew Biff and Sully were going to be in another episode this season, but I didn't expect them to turn up here; that was a nice surprise.

Is the Sesame stuff going to be there at launch? The current season doesn't end until July.

I think the commission thing depends on what's being asked of you. If someone just wants a simple caricature of a friend or something at no-cost, I see that as fine. If the they want a recreation of Guernica, then no, that shouldn't be pro-bono.

By all means, be our guest.

At least in that one she's in a one-piece.

Yeah, but it's like three minutes where not very much happens. Compare to the Foodie Truck bits; they may be five minutes, but they don't let a second go by without something happening.

That bit with Herbie Hancock is like 8 minutes+, I think.

My station isn't airing it until the 10th, but maybe it'll be on PBS.org for free tomorrow morning. WHO'S TO SAY.

Ryan's been doing Elmo ad nauseam for almost 7 years and he's a talented guy, he has a huge range. I'm sure he's relishing any oppertunity to do a different character.

I mean, if you went there you would see that's not the case.

It's also a poser puppet, not the actual one.