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Joey was the radio announcer. I also just remembered he was Humpty Dumpty in the Nursery Rhyme JTE.

From Muppet Guys Talking. Bill Barretta: For Muppets Tonight, we started having workshops to find new characters. And I picked up this Viking pig, with big bushy eyebrows, a shield and a sword. And I forget what the question was but, he answered (in an effeminate voice) "This is fabulous being...

I think he was the father bird in episode 3854, and he was Dr. Feel. But he also played some one-time characters in home videos. The King of Reading and Writing from Talk, Read, Write, the lead of the Frosty Four, Mo, and a Troll on Bert and Ernie's Word Play, a doctor in Sesame Street Goes to...

I can't believe I forgot to mention this: Using Muppet ladder to get to the lever when they were upside down had to have been a reference to Muppets Most Wanted.

I really love how thanks to HBO's funding, Sesame is able to make song parodies using the actual music. I have to say the autotune sounds so cool, particularly on Peter Linz as Ernie.

I really like Kermit's song to cheer up Summer. I also liked how Rizzo pretended to be the Tooth Fairy and Gonzo figured it out.

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The cold open with Grover trying to strike a pose while holding a tree was funny. Seeing Elmo do a pose in EW was a nice full body shot. Seeing Mr. Noodle pretend to be a model is something I'd never thought I'd see on EW. Telly knocking Abby over and thinking she did it herself was funny.

Come on, Jen's Zoe is more tolerable than Penelope's voice (I think it was intended to be annoying). Anyway, the street story was very good, and Grover did steal the show. I like how Mr. Noodle painted an impressive picture of him and Elmo in the new EW.

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I really liked how a lot of the babies put on Western accents in the first episode. I also liked the babies' rock outfits and Dr. Teeth's cameo.

They need to look at current Muppet projects like Jarrod, just accept that it's not as great as the old stuff but, accept what you're getting. But my point is, Steve Whitmire might feel terrible if he heard them saying those things after they met him 3 years prior.

I really do appreciate all the work JD Hansel and Steve Swanson do as Muppet podcasters, but I can't believe even though they met Steve Whitmire and claimed he was one of the nicest people ever, they changed their mind just because they believe the stories of why he was fired, as evidenced in...

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The street story was fun. I think I'm starting to get the hang of what voices John Kennedy can do. The song in the middle of the street story was catchy.

I really liked the Car Wash\Dirty Zone song and I liked how Animal looked as a monster truck. It was fun seeing Baby Rizzo again.

JD Hansel: It's a shame that Caroll's wrapping up convention appearances. I don't know how his health is, we haven't heard much about that, for obvious reasons, it's not our business. But I'm glad he's not shutting himself off in the last few years in his life and he's getting out there and...

Really the only new thing was the end with Telly and a Muppet triangle. I liked how Telly was flattered by the triangle saying his favorite shape is a Telly shape.

Ryan Dillon: I worked with the (Elmo) puppet before, so that wasn't nerve-racking for me. Cause sometimes Kevin would throw me the puppet if he was directing, he'd be like "I'll do the voice, you do the puppet." Joe Hennes: Well, that's the history of Elmo, people throwing the puppet from...