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There's probably a few similar things, but I think in the interest of keeping things fresh, they'd display different things than the traveling exhibit.

Frank was there for all the stuff in the UFO Mania studio and that's pretty much the extent of it. He ADR'd everything else.

I believe it's still in the writing stages, so you never know how long that can take.

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Keep in mind, like what anniversaries are worth celebrating? Like, can you blame them for not doing that big a whooplah for season 45? Like, what's so special about that compared to 44 or 46? 50 is a big number. Half a century. There's no way they're going to let that slide without doing...

It was mainly ToughPigs people, even if there some is some crossover.

Disney does plenty of 2D outside of the film scene. "They were 2D, that's why they did poorly" also seems like an easy excuse. They could be chalked up to poor release timing, but like, Home on the Range didn't underperform because it wasn't CG; it just sucks and people could tell.

I have no doubt they're doing to something extra special for their 50th. Don't forget, it's the entire organization's 50th anniversary, not just the show.

Like, I get it. Jim, Frank and everyone were busy with the Muppet Show and movie and stuff. But, were they so strapped for material that they made five of these things, at least? I don't even get their purpose. "Stick a bunch of Muppets on there and have they play some music."

Imma chalk that up to "We heard the German version first, which sounds cool, so our perception is skewed toward that." The English still sounds good though.

It was taken down temporarily so they can make their own announcement about it, knowing what a primary source for news the Wiki can be.

Skimmed through the story, so don't know what was cut. Some thoughts: -Use of random bear instead of, say, Baby Bear. I guess since Baby Bear lives in a cottage, he can't speak about habitats. -Nice to see a variant on the Number of the Day song with 0 cookies. -I'm sure kids won't notice...

I'm sure they planned it as usual when it was just TP and the Mindset reporting it. And then it turned into this whole big thing, so I can see why they'd be weary. But they can't hold off forever. And oh the irony of the only one of these videos actually worth looking forward to is delayed.

Peter Linz did Statler in a recent Xfinity ad, so it can be assumed he is the new performer, maybe, perhaps, who knows.

Technically, he's just doing a spoof, so he doesn't necessarily have to be 100%.

Rick Lyon.

When Tony Geiss passes away, his family (I assume) donated a bunch of his personal Sesame tapes to some university (maybe his alma matter). Their online library has video previews of each tape and that's where all these clips and such have come from.

I actually just went through all of their podcasts and videos, so I'm looking forward to this. Their live streams are great. (I'd also recommend Mark Gale's first appearance on the Getting Felt Up podcast. God, that was hysterical).

I snook a peak at one of the newer articles about the situation and an anonymous source said that Steve was fired from SS as well, but for financial reasons (he wanted more money).

Aw, poor Billy. Barely got a chance to make his mark.