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How about Up Late With Bert and Ernie? Now that’d be hilarious

That has always been the Little Jerry and the Monotones go to song. I would like to see one of their other performances onto a DVD release

Plus it could’ve been a thing added in the summer reruns.

Using the power of elimination, it would honestly have aired around the early to mid 80’s. I don’t think the segment would’ve broadcasted around the time they were doing Spaceship Surprise

I am surprised this segment was filmed but never broadcasted. I wonder if it didn't test well with children or something.

Plus I heard rumor they're moving their original animated programming to Adult Swim

I just hope they still do things because Dave Goelz is the last original performer and we don’t know how much longer he has until retirement.

I wonder if it’s possible to see some of the direct to video stuff released on here. I don’t have my hopes up for anything that hasn’t been released onto DVD like the Best of Kermit or A New Baby in My House.

I could see live appearances and possibly wrap party segments being included

And Bert makes a very brief cameo

I might pick it up, and do my own review however, there will be obviously some comparisons to the 40th anniversary set

I am surprised that Rubber Duckie didn’t get on the DVD. Though I do like we get Everyone Likes Ice Cream

Production for Happytime started in 2008, so 10 years.

I hope Brian Henson gets to do another feature film, he knows how to direct puppets and story. I think it would be good if he got to direct some familiar characters like the rock that’s musical or a street with sunny days.

It was 10 years.

Jerry Monster, I wonder if this a clever nod to Jerry Nelson. :batty:

So it’s random performer that was available that day then I presume

I am guessing either Karen Prell or Kathy Mullen

At least we know it exists

Honestly, I would prefer a much more better written and common sketch rather than something and boring. For example, I really hope they do not put the Miami Mice with Count on there, that segment was boring compared to the ones with Kermit or Ernie.