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It worked for Mickey Mouse and Disney's Mickey Mouse Clubhouse show.

I apologize for the confusion, let me try to explain...I'm surprised to see the show continue on despite the lost of Jerry Nelson. I mean I know it's a weekday show, but why not have a moment or two to grieve. :cry:

I mean this in no offense, but does anyone think it's kind of too soon for the gang to be reunited like this ? I mean they just lost Jerry Nelson, and I can understand if they couldn't make it. :(

HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY MR. CLASH. :laugh:

I would love to see Italian chef, Giada De Laurentils on the show, I mean she already has a daughter of her own and it would be nice to learn some simple Italian words and some simple Italian cooking that is proper for the show.:wisdom:

You be surprised to find out that on their Youtube channel, Sesame Street has a section called Sesame Street: Remebering Jerry Nelson, which features almost all of Jerry's popluar and up to date Moments on the show, at least according to the various shorts that he did over the years...

I was recently reading Tales of a Sixth-Grade Muppet series and seeing Jerry's Muppet characters in the book brought some tears into my eyes that day. :(

You would think that Sesame Street would finally release that storyline on DVD already.

I wish Matt Vogel the best of Luck with Jerry Nelson's characters, as I'm sure he'll do fine with a lot of pratice. But I wonder if anyone on Sesame Workshop had an idea when it came to a scene with both Count and Big Bird, given that Matt does both characters ?

More like...he's kept in touch with the Major muppet works, unlike Frank Oz who occassionally comes in to help out. Jerry Nelson been through the Muppet family to the very end.

I am sorry for your lost, I know how it feels to lose someone close to you.

Well he is the longest Muppet worker within the biz.

Is it just me or does anyone feel like sheding a tear ?

Okay I got what you're saying.

That's one well said piece of fan art.

I wouldn't truly say that, as most people do know of :batty: from Sesame Street, but not of Jerry's history of the character.

I would love to see a new Sherlock Hemlock, but then again it would be a bit too soon to do that. :( Also, it was nice to hear Jerry speak Sherlock's character, one last time.

Wait is this the same Matt Vogel that is the understudy for :wisdom: ? If so this could complicate things in the future if they ever wanted a scene with both the Bird and the Count.

It was the "Letter R Mystery" episode.

You know it's funny, even though we were never given a proper meeting between the two characters, at least Sesame Street finally allowed Mumford and Abby to meet together at last with Jerry voicing the role. Wow, I never realized how fun Mumford was on the show with Jerry voicing him until...