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Oh yeah, there was a video about Pixar's evolution recently Like, Sid's dog looks way more smooth and unsettling than I remember!

Wh-- ew, What the ****?!

Yeep, that's definitely a What the F' kind of episode, ****! I must see it!

Ok, finally saw this episode and all I have to say is...yes, more episodes like this please! For some reason, the stories about Ernie and Bert tend to be the funniest, and most well structured. The beginning definitely felt like a classic sketch with the two of them, and I miss those.

Aaahh, yyes, Saturdays are made for dads!

https://twitter.com/And_Dads_Car I...

Shoot! Only 3 and a half minutes in and i'm emotional!

Anyone else find it a little weird that so many of the adults on Sesame Street are single?

Yay! MC Radio is back!

Thank you, Scarcroe for all you and the Muppet Wiki crew do. You guys are a big part of why this fandom is still alive.

Kermit will appear with the casts of Amphibia and Big City Greens...well that's unusual, but considering Fozzie is somehow a voice actor now, anything is possible.

Yikes. So yeah, most likely skipping this one.

Hmm, that's a good question. Also, it would be absolutely amazing if we finally got to see some 2nd season episodes.

There are still people alive who were around when women gained the right to vote in the US.

The show's ratings have gone down due to competition over the years, but that doesn't mean they get bad numbers. The smaller number of episodes has to do with budget cuts, rather than viewership. And yes, Sesame Workshop has stated that HBO did save them from death, as PBS couldn't pay them anymore.

What doesn't make sense to me is, they're making SST out to be this hidden, magical land, when it's always been portrayed as a pretty realistic NY street.

Oh, and more plot details... "In the movie, directed by Jonathan Krisel, Big Bird and his Sesame Street friends are mysteriously expelled from their neighborhood, finding themselves in Manhattan. They team up with a plucky history show host Sally Hawthorne who’s on a quest to save her show and...

It's kind of odd really. Professional male chefs are highly revered, but regular average men cooking is still sometimes seen as unusual.

That was nice. Too bad Oscar and The Count weren't part of the actual concert since they have so many great songs, but that's a minor thing. The set was a bit more varied than I was expecting; didn't expect Sing After Me or the Pinball Number Count.