Sesame Street Classics on YouTube
Full episodes of classic Sesame Street have arrived on YouTube. See the latest releases and join the discussion.
Sesame Street debuts on Netflix
Sesame Street Season 56 has premiered on Netflix and PBS. Let us know your thoughts on the anticipated season.
Back to the Rock Season 2
Fraggle Rock Back to the Rock Season 2 has premiered on AppleTV+. Watch the anticipated new season and let us know your thoughts.
Sam and Friends Book Read our review of the long-awaited book, "Sam and Friends - The Story of Jim Henson's First Television Show" by Muppet Historian Craig Shemin.
Jim Henson Idea Man
Remember the life. Honor the legacy. Inspire your soul. The new Jim Henson documentary "Idea Man" is now streaming exclusively on Disney+.
Bear arrives on Disney+ The beloved series has been off the air for the past 15 years. Now all four seasons are finally available for a whole new generation.
Charlie Brown Thanksgiving never gets the respect it deserves. The Christmas and Halloween ones are beloved classics everyone can quote like Monty Python, and every Halloween and Christmas episode of something mentions gags from either two. Dinky trees and getting rocks for Halloween are a...
Besides. Skipper doesn't even know how to play Spanish Guitar.
Seriously. Skipper X Hans the Puffin stuff is excessive. I get the whole "they hate each other so much that they must love each other" bit, but... there's dA pieces where they have a family and everything.
Really.
Actually, little kids are prone to want more idiotic, infantile humor because they're little kids. That's why they kept making the same movies over and over. The only thing that comes close to a live action talking animals movie I liked was George of the Jungle. It had some puerile stuff in...
And he was just promoted to bike shop owner too. I really really hope this isn't a negative sign here. Even if they're being phased put of the show proper, the least they could do was let them on the float one last time.
Seems she's taking on more female character roles since Fran's retirement. Nice to see she has more than a couple characters and the occasional incidental.
This one has a lot more potential than Crumby Pictures has. While I was initially a bit disappointed to hear that segment was...
So, A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving is on tonight.
So isn't that hideously dull "This is America, Charlie Brown" pilgrim episode.
I never really liked that miniseries, since it wasn't what Peanuts was all about, and it shows. I had a lot of faith that the new movie would be a love letter to...
This one?
There's a whole bunch of preview videos, actually.
Somehow that feels like an ETM segment...
And most importantly, here's a full episode of "Smart Cookies."
So far, I'm actually liking this better than Crumby Pictures. I really like the cookie designs here. A Fig Newton...
I honestly don't think any Nick show should be revived. At least, any of the older ones. It would have been cool to see more El Tigres, and I really think TUFF Puppy deserves a second chance, but this time with an actual treat of a villain instead of various mental defectives. And a little...
Agreed. HA was a great show, and I don't think adding extra episodes is going to be a good fit. I just want to see the Jungle Movie made at some point. It's completely disheartening that one of the reasons it was never made was Craig Bartlett doing a pilot for CN that didn't even get picked...
I really didn't like the 8 and 8:30 slots going to Adventure Time and Regular Show like that anyway. I really dislike how the nighttime line up was so Teen Titans Go! heavy, especially when they could have easily fit a nice rotation of the shows in the 5-8 PM slots as they have been doing...
I try hard not to double post on the same day, but this news just popped up
Hey Arnold is getting a TV movie
The description says "it picks up where the TV show left off" and not any details further. It would be great if that mean a TV version of the Jungle Movie, but there's no clue that it...
This special was pretty good, and I'm looking forward to the TV show it's spinning off to.
As far as continuity and Disney movies vs TV shows, I wouldn't think too much into it. These things rarely connect, and it's one of those movie is canon to the TV show, TV show is not canon to the movie...
I don't think that's really the case. Sesame Street is more famous for the Muppet characters than anything else. We didn't see Christmas shopping rocked by "Tickle Me 40 Dots" or "Sing and Snore film about picking Peas." "Scaling back" doesn't mean "doing away with." Just more of a focus on...
Actually, it's to make room for more commercials if anything. It's a choice between a long theme song or decent enough show runtime. I'm mixed about TV theme songs. I like them, but if it comes down to more show, I feel that a fleshed out runtime is more important. But if the theme song is...
The only trailer I really saw was the new Christmas one, and I'm not impressed. The plot actually sounds decent, and there's a talented cast behind it. Hopefully it'll look better in film form and hey...at least this isn't an Air Buddies deal where they're live action dogs and cats with mouths...
Even in good movies I'm sick as a dog of that trope. It's been way too overused and they really need to retire that gimmick. It's a poor fit for a ukulooloo accompanied theme anyway. That's the only real sore point here for me.
Here's what was revealed. It totally could have worked as a big budget version of the original series, but none of the studios would touch it. My theory was that the film was picked up as a contractual obligation, given a paper thin budget, and no time to punch up the script to make the most...
Last Week's "The Splat" theme was Ren and Stimpy. Last night they managed to air two of my least favorite episodes, Aloha Ren and... the worst Ren and Stimpy cartoon of the original series's run. Heck, I'd say probably worst than the adult ones, maybe?
"It's a Dog's Life."
Now, I have to...
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