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I liked Oscar showing up in the street story. I wonder if the wand Abby got in the mail will show up later. I liked Elmo and Grover having Sesame News Flash microphones. Marty Robinson playing a crossing guard named Robinson was a nice touch. Elmo's high notes in Heroes in Your Neighborhood were...

I'm so excited! I have mixed feelings about Mokey's redesign, but Johnny T knows Fraggle Rock inside and out, so I'm confident her behavior won't be drastically different.

I found a 4k version of MFC and I think you can spot Morris and Gillis behind Large Marvin in the Fraggle Rock portion. Can anyone confirm?

There's a really cool thing that was just introduced at Disneyland featuring the Muppets singing Christmas songs and making funny jokes.

I like the idea of Norbert being a recurring character, as D'Snowth said, Marty can take anything and make it an interesting character. I just hope Telly's not gone for good. The song in the street story was really good. The new Elmo and Tango segment seems like fun so far. We'll have to wait...

Jen has said "I just don't have the same vocal instrument that Fran does, I just don't, and if I try to manufacture that, it's gonna sound really strained in my voice."

I offer you my sincere condolences.

I kinda figured this out already, given their appearances together on the Barretta Brothers, but the latest episode of Below the Frame confirmed that Peter Linz and Alice Dinnean are a couple! So Skye and Julie, Nuzzle and Sizzle from Puzzle Place, and Jack and Jill from Learning to Share are a...

The Mr. Blue Sky performance showed how the Muppet performers could have another career as singers. The Kermit bit was a nice message about how we need to do more to care for the environment.

Joe Hennes: You and I were the driving force behind the Kerfuffle. (Jarrod Fairclough groans) By which I mean revealing the news of the Kerfuffle. Just to give some clarity, the Kerfuffle is what we call the drama, the news, all the stories surrounding Steve Whitmire being let go from the...

Fair warning to everyone who saw this: The Barretta Brothers are doing a whole show about this at 7 PM eastern time. So feel free to ask them questions about it.

Rizzo only flipped poker chips. The rats who talked were Bubba, Yolanda and a generic rat.

This special was a ton of fun. Johnny and Sal having a pretty sizable role was great. I liked that Rizzo just had a two-second cameo because they didn't recast him. It was a good way to incorporate him. The music was also really good. I love Bill and Matt's vocals in Dancing in the Moonlight.

Sometimes the ToughPigs make me so jealous: ,

CBS reporter: So if Jim really understood the characters, you have been pretty critical of Disney for not sorta getting these characters. Frank Oz: Not critical, it's weird. The trouble with print is they can't print tone, and my tone wasn't combative, my tone is hopeful and pleating. Because...

I finally got around to seeing this. Seeing Jon Stone's kids interviewed was a nice treat. I really liked seeing all the behind-the-scenes footage and outtakes, plus the footage of the cast and crew singing Put Down the Duckie.

When Matt became Kermit, he recommended Peter Linz to be Robin, but kept playing everyone else. I don't think we have to worry. Still as JD Hansel said, "He really does do a lot of performing and directing, that I don't know how he manages to stay so energetic when he's doing something like...

This looks freakin' amazing! I wonder if Brian is performing Sal, or if it's someone very convincing.

If Sesame and Shout are still making DVDs, what in the world prevented them from putting the Wish Pickle special on DVD?

I know, but the way Alex phrased it made it sound like he was criticizing Ryan, which I don't think he deserves.