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Well, unfortunately, people do that every year anymore, regardless of what the weather's like. :smirk:

Is the special's apparent runtime of 50 minutes intentional?

Her heavily auto-tuned voice that makes her singing sound so robotic and unnatural, which makes her songs sound all the more annoying (case in point: "All About That Bass").

It seems every time we receive much-needed breaks from certain people, after a while, they all suddenly come back all at once . . . like right now, Kevin Hart, Steve Carell, and Meghan Trainor are all suddenly things again.

Wow, this is one of the rare occasions where when they say it's going to be below average during the month, they're actually right! Today was the first day of the season I had to wear a jacket outside, and it's going to be even colder next week! Nearly 30 degrees below average some days...

Truth be told, I don't think I ever even questioned it, let alone noticed that Jim and Frank's characters were hardly - if ever - seen on the actual street.

Ridiculously short vintage gym shorts only belong on the female body. :P

Definitely one of the greatest 80s anthems ever.

Why Sherry Netherland, though? Who even remembers her? Despite Kevin and Joey's departures, it seems like Humphrey, Ingrid, Natasha, and/or Benny would be more memorable characters to bring back for the occasion . . . even though, as I understand it, I think some of those puppets have been...

I don't think that's quite right. I know the Fix-It Shop used to have a "(Aqui) Se Habla Espanol" sign, but that would make sense, considering it was run by Luis (and later Maria as well).

"Star-struck? You know stars are big burning balls of gas, right?" ~ Abby Cadabby

And interestingly, it seemed like when they started doing new Grover/Johnson bits is when Frank started performing Grover again when he'd make his annual returns to the show.

I mean, we could say the same for Herry, or Mumford, or other characters of his that were gradually being retired.

You know you raised a frogged-up child when you're actually willing to help a total stranger beat the pulp out of him, lol.

These "Caillou the Grown-Up" videos are always hilarious, but this has to be the most savage one yet:

Am I crazy, or didn't there used to be a version of the Bookworm song where the music actually continued playing after the song was finished, and was pulling back from the closed book in the library? I swear there was. . . .

By then it is a completely different show on so many different levels.

At this point, I'd go so far as to include everything up to Season 39 as "classic." In spite of the differences in format and segments, the show as a whole seemed to maintain a mostly consistent feel and vibe up until then; Season 39 and after is when it starts feeling like a rather different...

Unfortunately, Mr. Hooper never met Snuffy either.