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I liked the beginning with the gang singing You're a Grand Old Flag and forgetting that Stamos wanted to sing with them. I can't wait to see what song they're gonna sing later in the show.

I thought the street story was fun. The references to Camp Wannagohoma were a highlight. I also liked the beat of the song that Nina taught the gang. Cookie getting excited about a chocolate factory was the funniest thing I'd seen Cookie do in a Foodie Truck segment.

Cam Garrity: The Elmo voice can't be an easy thing to do. To just create that sound. Adam Kreutinger: And maintain it. Cam: What's your vocal regiment either to do warmups and cooldowns or just to make sure you're not damaging your voice? Ryan Dillon: I am awful at that. I have to tell you, none...

I really wish we had more info on who the puppeteers are besides Matt and Eric, so we can give them the credit they deserve. ,

The voice Stephanie used for Goldilocks was kinda unique. I had to listen very carefully to figure out it was her. My favorite part was Abby poofing Alan in and out and him not being a fan of it. The end with Mr. Johnson and Grover was the perfect way to end an episode about restaurants.

Ryan Dillon's Puppet Tears story: Elmo's eye fell off once on TV, that was good. We were doing a live show, me and Chris Knowings, one of the greatest guys in the world, he's just so kind and we're practically the same person. Cam Garrity: He plays Chris on Sesame Street, one of the humans...

Cameron Garrity: Elmo really came into popularity and there was the Elmo domination in the '90s, which if you were a fan of the Muppets and Sesame Street, you were maybe in the generation that was a Big Bird devotee. So what were your thoughts about Elmo when you were a kid? Ryan Dillon: That's...

The cold open with Big Bird and Oscar was fun. I hope we get more interactions with them. The street story was pretty good. I liked seeing a new location on the street, Jen performing the unenthused intercom lady was funny, "Who writes this?" Marty, Pam, Tyler and Stephanie's performances of the...

This new one is kinda funny.

Shane has spoken about Alan becoming hammy in recent years. I really enjoyed the street story. My favorite lines were "Chicken-sitting? That's not a thing!" (A very 2010's thing to say) And "I'm not good with kids, you're great with kids." I liked how in the new Amazing Adventure, there was a...

I think that since Eric Bauza is dubbing over Eric Jacobson, his Fozzie voice is a little off here compared to the regular Muppet Baby series. What do you guys think? ,

That makes no sense, since Rizzo was in basically every episode of the ABC series and Yolanda is no longer obscure.

Jarrod Fairclough: TheWhatnot21 asks "Do you think we'll ever see Rizzo again?" Let's delicately answer that question. JD Hansel: Uh, is there a delicate answer to that question? I think it's possible. Jarrod: It's possible, I don't know who I could see doing him. JD: Right, that's the thing...

The street story was good. It was nice to see Oscar show his sensitive side. I don't think I've ever seen him cry before. I really like the new version of I Love Trash. It's about time that Eric got to sing it.

I really liked it. I hope to see some more Muppets on LSB in the future.

Just wanna warn everyone that the episode finally airs tomorrow.

Since Avenue Q is sadly closing, Rick Lyon made this touching video of the male puppets singing a certain song from MTM. I'm sure you guys will love it.

This trailer shows that the episodes Ernie's Dance Video, Dance Your Favorite Dance Day, and So You Think You Can Choreograph made be on the next DVD:

The bookends were funny, with Bert fainting after seeing a dinosaur, and Grover not knowing he was talking to a dinosaur. I thought the part in the Amazing Adventure was funny where Rudy thought Abby was laughing at him and said "Don't laugh at a guy just cause, he can't find a fossil."

In the newest one, Kermit and a kid named Kingston play a version of Simon Says with Gonzo: