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THe one thing that impressed me the most was the full body scale of Cookie Monster in the Q & A section. I mean that got to be the 1st time anybody seen the FULL BODY FORM of the famous Cookie eater. :insatiable:

The cover looks GOOD! However, I'm still upset that it may be all about the show's most famous short segments throughout the past 40 years. :( Other than that it's still a good cover.

I thought they were joking over time, but I guess the joke's on me. :(

I went there once when I was young, it was an okay trip. :p I think I can recall the live show was during the Olympic games type version of the show.

You got that right, I mean we get to see Snuffy only 2 times last season and you can barely see a honker on the show anymore. :(

The SS gang go to the fashion industry as they appear in the pages of Harper's Bazaar during their Septmeber issue. Here's a connection to the Harper's Bazaar offical website with photos, videos and a Q and A of your favorite Sesame Street pals as they're asked certain fashion questions...

Something tells me it will not end well if that what's the DVD is going to be like. :( I mean I was hoping for a 5 disc DVD set, with the first 4 centered around 10 years in each disc and then the last one contains bounus features galor.:insatiable:

It's a two disc DVD from what I've seen over at Amazon. Which makes me question what is the overall idea here if it's going to be full of SS shorts and muppet moments from the decades ? :(

That story was just beautiful, as words alone can not fully describe it beauty. I mean it had :)as he was meant to be, understand and wise to his young nephew. I must say I'm very impressed with how it turned out as it was touching and nearly made me cry in tears. Thank you so much for...

That was the most craziest Muppet story I have ever read and it made sense. :) I mean I was most in love with how well you place the Sesame Street characters along with the Fraggle Rock ones. Also clever usages of some of great pieces of Muppet history, because no one can say no to Elmo...

Here's a website with a list of toys created just for the show's 40th anniversary...http://www.examiner.com/x-6192-Chicago-Childrens-Toys-Examiner~y2009m8d13-40th-Anniversary-Sesame-Street-toys

Wow, the only way it would be better if they actual planned a Television special for the night of Nov. 10th that we don't know about. :insatiable:

One thing that makes me question is whether or not Henson will help out with the show's 40th anniversary, because even though the show is owned by the Sesame Workshop, one would think that it's original parenting company Jim Henson would at least try to make a minor helping appearance in the...

I mean compared the CGI Abby with the SS gang look in their one-time PS1 game entitled Sesame Street Sports... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3Ein_-tlvw

Muppet News Flash finally gives us the 411 on the 40th season of the show, and get this it's going to have a new theme song! :super: http://www.muppetnewsflash.com/2009/08/sesame-street-kicks-off-40th-season-on.html

I felt either the Elmo or Cookie Cake should have won, but the Big Bird cake looked almost too realistic as well. Still it was a fun show and I enjoyed it very much. :insatiable:

It's the Food Network Cake challenge centered around Sesame Street 40th anniversary on tonight and I'm enjoying it very much. :insatiable:

Funny story i mean it would make a great idea for a full movie if it were to ever happen. :) Please do keep up the good work upon such a great idea like this one.

Ahh yes, I loved the original Muppet family Christmas special and you captured that magic once again with this story. :) I must say thank you so much for an enjoying story and please keep up the good work upon such interesting ideas.

How this for news... http://comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=22256 The Muppet show is now an on-going comic book series. :o