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When JD and Jarrod did a live chat they responded to my question asking if they dislike modern Sesame Street. Jarrod Fairclough: I like modern Sesame Street. JD Hansel: Yeah, I don't really have too many big problems with modern SS. Jarrod: I also don't watch it much though. JD: Right, that's...

Someone please give me an answer to this as soon as possible: So I got tired of HBO Go not working for me that I tried to find episodes of Sesame Street from the current season on other websites. Unfortunately, I got a couple of viruses from that website. I downloaded Reimage Repair to get rid...

Trust me, most of us like Baby Bear.

JD Hansel: With a good movie, if you want your characters to be second class citizens, like in Roger Rabbit, I'm sorry, in that film, you get that the reasons why they're second class citizens directly follow from the fact that they are cartoons, that they are seen as less real, and they're just...

I liked the cold open with Oscar watching Slimey and another acting out Romeo and Juliet. Of coarse Oscar would like that play. I thought Ryan gave some funny performances as Elmo trying to be a thespian. I know Peter Linz was one of the squirrels, but I can't tell who played the other one or...

Before I move on, I would just like to point out that Tyler never actually threw shade at Steve, he just somehow agreed with Cheryl that Steve performed Kermit as a "Bitter, angry, depressed victim." Back on topic, Ryan Dillon is someone who moved up the ranks of Muppet performing. He started...

Seeing Alex and Joseph contribute to the newest episode of Puppet Tears:

JD Hansel: I'm really gonna try to not compare it to Roger Rabbit, I'm really gonna try not to, it's just that's an example of a movie that did some of the same things, and I happen to be talking about those same things right now. I don't have to compare the whole movies in their entireties, the...

JD Hansel: But then you have to ask the question, what even is a puppet if it's not referring to something that can be puppeteered? Steve Swanson: That's the problem I had too. The puppetry was great, you could see puppets walking down the street and it looked really good and all that, but we...

JD Hansel: The reason I brought up Roger Rabbit is cause, in that movie, you don't get too distracted by the fact that it's cartoons and people existing together. You don't spend too much brain power trying to figure out how these things that are drawn come to life and walk around. But Happytime...

The bookends with Prairie and Grover were funny. I loved Prairie saying "Sigh" and Ryan Dillon using the same voice as Kip from Dillongale for the pig at the end. I thought the song at the beginning of the street story was catchy. The plot with the Count and Alan trying to teach Cookie to count...

I really hope the Foodie Truck bit with Mumford is the start of a trend where other characters ask Cookie and Gonger for food.

Apparently the instrumental for this was from a Disney album. You would think after they got the rights to all those '80s songs for the '80s mashup, Despacitio for El Patitio, and the Monster Mash for the Cookie Monster Nosh that they'd have the budget to record their own arrangement, especially...

JD Hansel: You have to compare Happytime Murders, as much as I hate to do this, cause I don't wanna be the guy who's like "Well, there's another movie that's vaguely similar, so we have to compare this to that". But I have to talk about Roger Rabbit, because... Jarrod Fairclough: No, no, no, I...

Steve Swanson: We form first impressions with the trailers that we see. That's why they make trailers, so we can form an impression as to whether we wanna go see the movie or not. I saw the trailer for Happytime Murders and was thoroughly disappointed, and kinda confused and angry because, I...

It looks like Grover's hands are back to being armatured again. Ah well, the floppy fingers were fun while they lasted. Anyway, I'm happy Sesame continues to teach about difficult subjects.

I finally watched the episode, I had to watch it on my dad's computer using Amazon Prime. The street story was pretty good. Seeing Herry get screen time is always great, the beginning with Elmo pitching his anything holders to his friends like it was commercial was funny. I loved when Elmo said...

I wouldn't mind if he came back, but only if he gets some serious counselling for his behavior issues.

Now that I've had time to watch it, I liked it. My favorite parts were Pepe's falsetto during Under Pressure and him calling Jason Stacy. I find it interesting that David Rudman wasn't there, as evidenced by the fact that Janice didn't talk and Scooter wasn't there. I would've liked to see...

OK, HBO GO is giving me problems. Whenever I try to watch something there, it says: "Can't play video, we're having trouble playing this video, please try again later." How long is it gonna be before it's fixed?