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Yeah, it's for the ad break. I don't really watch the reviews these days, but I wish he'd come up with a smoother transition; they're kinda clunky.

I can live with seeing them once and never doing so again on my volition.

Half the time, they don't even have anything relevant to say or add, like the person who just bumped this thread.

Oh, and I meant to write this, but Stephanie is killing it as Prairie. But, I feel like that should go without saying.

There was a good idea in there, but I don't think they executed it well enough. It might have been better if it focused more on Prairie and Gabrielle and didn't solve their problem in two seconds. And what's up with Gabrielle? It might be because they don't want to use Segi because she was...

https://www.thejimhensonretrospectacle.co.nz/#2018-04-09 For any of you folks who are New Zealanders, a special three-week event is coming to Wellington this April, with Muppet folks, screenings and a live concert (ala the Carnegie Hall show) hosted by Bret McKenzie. Sounds like a fun!

It's entirely possible that nobody caught it airing until 2007 and assumed it was a new promo.

Well, they shot that in July, well after Season 48 and the Wand Chase special were shot.

They probably just went with a new girl out of respect (I guess) for Joey. Segi was his creation, essentially for his daughter, and it makes sense that he would be the one to create stuff for her, but now that he's gone, eh, make a new girl (at least they could've changed the nose color...

It was alright, I guess. Felt very similar to the "Super Sitters" one from last season, right down to Stephanie playing the poor creature the monsters take care of. Liked the in-joke to Frankie Biondo, though. Foodie Truck was pretty funny this time. And an older EW (with Barkley!). Not much...

Well, let's be honest - Jerry was easily the weakest of the core Muppeteer group when it comes to the actual manipulation.

Probably the best street story of the season, I really liked it. And weird how E&B can see the subway from their window, even though Oscar's area would be blocking that window. "Hey Friend" was a little hard to follow musically and lyrically, but it's still really dam catchy and is probably my...

Well, they've been doing a couple more of these workshops since the 2014 one, just not made open to the public like these have. It's possible if you know the right people, you can make your way into something.

Some folks have apparently herd back from SW about this, so if you submitted something, I'd check your email.

Oh, make sure @Phillip sees this; he's been looking for it for the holiday season marathon.

Funny, I just watched this episode tonight. Yeah, this was a weird one. Gumball tends to take on social issues from time to time, and this couldn't be more overt. Making it a Golden Girls spoof too was a weird choice too. But, this show always throws me for a loop (it's also really really good).

A. What's the reason for replying to something from several months ago? B. Nickelodeon did re-run TMS.

Was listening late last night and there were a lot of songs themed around sleep / night / space etc. Deliberate move or just a coincidence?

Yeah, David Rudman performs Freddy (though Marty performed him in the ending scene for some reason).

Meh. It was kinda nice hearing "One of These Things" again, though. The geography of Elmo's apartment is really confusing. There's no back window of the ground level of 123, so how can they see out to Abby's garden? Anywho, looking forward to next week's since it stars Bert and Ernie. But...