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I love all of them but, Grover all the way. He's just so versatile. He's silly, sweet, thoughtful, careless, funny. Seriously, he has some of the funniest lines in the history of the show, which can partly be attributed to Frank Oz's amazing ad-lib skills. It's admirable that he always tries to...

I actually quite like that one. At least it's not as huge as that one IGN ad where he was singing "9 to 5".

Because he's a perv. Run while you still can!

On a slight off note, I love Carol's voice. EDIT: fun fact for those that don't know, Fran Brill picked the Zoe puppet because it looked like Carol Channing, and she also originally based her voice on Carol.

Hmm. I guess she kind of has been antagonistic in a lot of things she's in, not quite everything, but a lot. You ever notice how when Frank was playing her, she often got a similar treatment that villains get in a lot of movies and TV? Life constantly threw things at her, and she was constantly...

I feel like these threads are getting oddly specific.

Whoa. I have literally never thought about that.

Ooh!! It's been so long!!!

Scary.

Ooh, I hope so! It'd be just in time to ware it out in December and drive my family up a wall. :)

What dur devil is they?

I feel like one song that's overlooked way too often is I Wonder. It's a beautiful song. It's not as bittersweet as I Don't Want to Live on The Moon, but it's every bit as earnest. It's sweet and whimsical. It's very rare for the show to have a song like that, nowadays. And Steve's vocals as...

Yes, he appears to appreciate this thread.

I do, Muppet spot does, I don't think Snowth dislikes him either

How very DARE they put Robin on that worst list?! Humph

heh heh heh

I mean, I get being disappointed that the show is for a younger audience now, the last couple seasons have not quite been my cup of tea, and that took a while for me to accept. But, I don't think we can definitively say if it's better or worse now - the show's just doing it's job.

Ultimately, for us older fans it really just comes down to personal taste. But what matters more is for kids to get something out of the episodes, and for the writers to make something that caters to those kids.

He had some really hilarious stories in the 90s, imo. But, it looks like we are getting an anniversary special that will air on both HBO and PBS! https://muppetmindset.wordpress.com/2018/09/15/sesame-street-50-years-and-counting/

The use retired puppets and puppets built specifically for the workshops. Of course this doesn't take into account when main performers like Matt or Stephanie perform characters like The Count or Prairie Dawn during the workshops.