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Most of the stuff shown was in montage form. One such montage was of song covers from seasons one and two, that one was included. That was their words, not mine. They directly called out MuppetStuff and ToughPigs on it (in jest, of course, but the point was serious).

Craig and Stephanie were very clear about not recording / taking "copious notes" about what was being screened today. So, excited as you may be, I would kindly recommend keeping whatever video and photos were taken to a minimum.

Meh. You'd think Grover / Cookie & Gonger as your stars would be a can't-miss premise, but nothing really came together (oh, the irony!). Michael Che was a little too...boring as well. I had a suspicion that's how the Road Trip things were gonna work, but I was hoping they'd be long-form stuff...

It's still seasons 27-48 right now. And, assuming the web player is the same for materials only availible at certain locations, you should be able to skip around within the video.

Here's they are.

Frankly, I would be fine if John Kennedy went with the delivery he used in the Halloween video (skip to 7:44): I agree; he's trying to do a direct W.C. Fields voice now and it doesn't work for me. I honestly didn't mind Matt's Sherlock or Ryan's Don. I mean, we're really not gonna see these...

HBO's ran 49/50 minutes ish, so this just threw in about 4 or so minutes more (plus those ad spots. I was watching the PBS Kids live stream, so I don't know what my normal PBS did). HBO's schedule is a little more loose than other channels - while certain programs do start on the hour/half-hour...

This one has Harvey Kneeslapper and Lefty out on the block: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0471

Harsh.

You can watch it for free here until next Sunday: https://www.pbs.org/video/sesame-streets-50th-anniversary-celebration-qa7opi/

No, that was Ryan Dillon, unexpectedly (but not surprisingly) slaying it. Leela's in the green top; she's the one who comes in with Maria and Luis during "Welcome!"

I was wondering if PBS would do something to fill the hour: instead of irising out to the credits, it goes to black and they play a bunch of those "Sesame Street Memory" videos. Also, you should be able to watch it for free here now (for a limited time)...

@Phillip Do you have Christmas stuff from the Jimmy Dean Show? I can get two of the three if you need 'em.

It's a well-done, entertaining episode!

That was a nice little street plot; I look forward to the Road Trip segments throughout the season. Stephanie really nailed the dry way Fran did Little Bird. The Dave Grohl song was catchy (maybe too much la-la-ing, but whatevs). Nothing else new except for new Letter/Number intros. Not sure I...

I see no reason not to. Who the heck is going to sit there and watch all 12 hours? People (like me) are no doubt tuning in and out throughout the day.

It's possible.

According to Facebook, it's going to be episodes. So I dunno, maybe there's an old one we've yet to see.

8am.

SW: We have a 6-hour DVD to buy full of classic clips! Also SW: Hey man, here's a 12 hour video of classic stuff for free.