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My favorite parts were the behind the scenes footage we've never seen before, the blooper with Big Bird and the improvised scene with Telly, the Count and Mr. Johnson.

It's from 2008. The reason for the laugh-track in the other version is it was a Julie Andrews variety special.

What do you guys think of this clip I shared on Facebook in honer of Earth Day? I kinda like this version of Picture a World better than the one in Julie on Sesame Street.

Having both Frankie and Zoe in the episode was a nice way to show Jen's versatility. It was great to finally hear Jen's Zoe sing. It would have been nice to have more of Oscar and Grundgetta enjoying the trash, but with a short amount of time to do a street story, what can you do? I liked Rudy...

This internet critic I'm a fan of finally reviewed two movies I wanted him to do for a long time: MFS and EIG. Thankfully he doesn't go too hard on them. Plus it ends with a funny parody of I Love Trash. What do you guys think of it?

A website criticized VeggieTales for being racist because the villains are often minorities. Phil Vischer and his friend Skye had a hilarious discussion about it. Let me know what you think.

I liked how Zoe, Rudy and Rosita thought of Bill Nye as a celebrity, cause that doesn't happen with most guest stars. I really like how they're referring to Mr. Johnson by name now. I liked how in the new Abby's Amazing Adventure, Abby and Rudy acted a little dramatic while playing the Floor is...

I really liked how Gonzo told Rizzo that because he ate the cheese, he has to do what he's old. I also liked how during the Come Back Puppy song, they traveled to all the places they traveled to in previous episodes.

It didn't work. :mad:

It was great. I really like the song they sang, particularly the line, "You still have faith in people after logging on to Twitter?!"

I use Google Chrome.

It's nice to finally have a new episode on my DVR. I really liked Elmo being a fancy Spanish hairdresser and the montage of pictures of Julia getting her haircut for real. I know Shane's gonna complain about seeing Plan the Play for a 4th time. But I'm happy it was in this episode just because...

JD Hansel: Have either of you seen the new Muppet Babies, and if so, what are your thoughts on it? Because I thought it was just fine. Jarrod Fairclough: I've seen every episode. The reason being is because, my 4-year-old niece loves it. My 7-year-old niece doesn't really care about Muppets, but...

Dan Becker: Letters to Santa was the first Muppet movie in widescreen, right? Kirk Thatcher: In 16:9 or 2:35? Dan: I see that one of the notes about the movie is it's the first Muppet movie shot in widescreen. I was curious if that added a pain to shooting. Kirk: I think what they mean is we...

While you make a good point, if Paul Ruebens can go through a scandal and still have people love him as Pee-Wee Herman, why can't the same be said for Kevin? When Caroll mentioned Kevin at a 2016 appearance, the audience applauded. To me, that proves that people still love him regardless of what...

I think the problem is you didn't change the clocks for Daylight Savings. Thankfully, you have time to catch up On Demand, cause the next episode doesn't air until Monday on both HBO and PBS.

So this episode gave me 2 big shocks: Caroll voicing Big Bird and the return of Elmo's mom! She's now played by Stephanie, which means Stephanie's the performer who's taken over most of Fran's characters. I thought the street story was fun. I liked how sarcastic Louie could be and Guy Smiley's...

Puppet Tears just did a great interview with Ryan Dillon. In it, he reveals the episode where he first felt comfortable with Elmo, how he thought of Elmo before he worked on the show, and a hilarious story of a body part falling off of Elmo during a live appearance.