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It seems so; it will still be made availible on streaming and on demand this weekend, though.

I don't know. I asked someone about it last summer and it didn't seem like a formal idea was in place yet. With their new show coming up soon ("Esmae and Roy"), I think they're gonna concentrate on that before moving forward with a new Sesame production.

I don't know where the information came from and I'm not gonna speculate or anything. Don't question, just be thankful.

Yes, they have wrapped.

It might be nice if PBS re-ran the Evening at Pops shows the Sesame cast did in '71 and 2001.

Honestly, I don't mind someone else doing Bunsen for this thingy. It's an interactive goo-gah, and really, Dave could only record so many things in advance for it to say. I doubt the average Disney visitor is gonna say, "Hey! That doesn't sound like Bunsen!"

I guess Cookie has some funny lines in the story, and it was nice seeing Ernie in the intro. But, the plot was kinda the same thing as the Super Grover bit in the same episode, so...redundant? Interesting to see the re-used Bert song. The only shot trailing from the bike to his head from behind...

I doubt it. It doesn't really sound like it. Also, that song and "Beginning Middle End," which was a spoof of "And She Was," were written by the same team (Chris Cerf and Sarah Durkee). I doubt they'd do two spoofs of the same song within a couple of years of each other.

Yeah, I've only seen a few photos and a couple of articles that don't describe much about the event. And no video either. Bah. There was nothing online about that PuppetPalooza panel from earlier in the year either. What's the deal, man.

No, you're misreading it. Hoots is mentioned as previously performing with Wynton Marsalis on the show. Marsalis is performing at the concert, so they just threw in some history.

Apparently, they plan on rebranding Channel Awesome as "Nostalgia Critic."

Here's the thing about streaming services: you don't need to commit to more than a month at a time unless you pay for a year. At a certain point, you can essentially just go the route of "This month I'll get Netflix, then next month do Hulu, and the month after Disney's thing."

(Pssst. It's a joke)

I love Broadway, don't get me wrong, but I don't think it's ever been "cool."

I'm with Dwayne. Frank's Piggy was just a poor imitation of Richard's; he just never got it right.

I mean, if there's money involved, I'd assume some deal is in place. I've only read a little about what's going on and I don't think I respect Doug less; I've never assumed he was the one in charge of everything, just pretty much a creator like everyone else, only one with a more direct tie to...

Sesame has dozens of recurring characters under their belt. If an anniversary set leaves out someone like Guy Smiley or the Martians, then yeah, that's a bit of a miss. If a DVD set leaves out someone like Professor D. Rabbit, nobody will mind.