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I think it's pretty obvious it would be a random assortment of episodes and not the first 381. For one thing, again, every episode has been digital for years now and would naturally be the first and easiest materials to donate. Second, they'd also probably go with notable episodes first (the...

Per the article I linked to:

It was fine, I guess. Felt like the conflict was more focused on Zoe and Rosita than BB and Snuff. I also think that old "You can say that again" joke works good with someone like Rosita, not native to America, so it's not her being dumb, just not familiar with the colloquialism. Not sure why...

That bit is from season 16.

I'd assume it's the latter; the last decade or so is already digital and easy to transfer somewhere.

They're not remastering them, I don't think. Just digitally converting them straight from whatever video source they had.

Not sure if this was in the original article, but another article about this says that some 381 episodes will be viewable in about six weeks from now.

Or, something to copy the VHS to DVD.

Just to clarify: These will be viewable ONLY at WGBH in Boston (by appointment only) and the Library of Congress (which isn't restricted, but it's advised to give them two weeks advance notice of a visit). This means they're not going to be on some website you can access anywhere and view...

It says the lead vocals are done by her, not exclusively the vocals and nothing else.

Nah, that's distinctly Louise doing the puppetry.

Unless I missed something, he's only done Julie's Greenroom, which looks like a one-and-done thing.

Fran is retired; she doesn't have to do anything if she doesn't want to. Kevin: I don't see them reaching out to him. Joey: he's moved onto other things (Kidding on Showtime, he's been writing a musical too).

My take is that if some people want to think of them that way, fine. The cannon itself of SS doesn't really suggest they are a couple, though, but whatever. It's things like that petition a few years ago to make them come out/get married that I don't like.

Can't complain having Ernie and Bert as the focus of an episode. Weird that Herry would be in a band with a bunch of adults. Nice to see Mama Bear; she kinda disappeared for awhile. The bit with Questlove is quality Grover material. Interesting having a celebrity pop up during the Foodie Truck...

I dunno. That one was kinda funny.

Super Grover was the focal point of an episode just last season ("M is for Missing"). Oh how soon we forget.

I've been wondering when they'd get around to it. Funnily enough, I don't think they'd have to change Hooper's much; they never changed it to resemble the version from seasons 30 to 45.

I'd say probably because's he vampire-eqsue and that would be scary for kids. Except now you have things like Vampirina, so it's a moot point.

For one thing, this doesn't appear to be an officially-sanctioned Sesame thing (I'm sure they have Sesame's permission, though).