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Your upload of Episode 4065 (Original PBS Version).

One of the comments on a recently-uploaded SST episode (#4065) not only “requested” (it honestly feels more like demanding at this point) a rare episode, but then they called the uploader “your highness”. As is sucking up to the uploader will get them what they want.

That’s the one!

From what I see, the top comment says “I find it patently suspicious that the kid in the wheelchair at 0:12 is moving his legs”.

Tell that to the guy in the comments who pointed it out.

Never mind. I think I got it. And it’ll be perfect for the review.

I can’t believe I didn’t notice this until today, but at one point in this segment: A boy in a wheelchair is moving his legs. In what universe does that make sense?

I think I heard that on TV somewhere.

Thanks guys. That sounds a lot like me actually.

I’m a man (well, almost), who feels he acts like a girl and enjoys it. I’ve never felt like a wanted to be a woman, nor have I ever felt attracted to other men. With the 2 obvious options out of the way, what the heck am I?

Taught myself how to play “Beat It” on the piano.

Wait, there’s more to the song than just those 2 verses over and over again?

Wow. I’ve never heard you say you didn’t like something in one of your reviews. You usually stay on the positive side.

So, Holiday at Hoopers. I was pretty excited for this episode when I first heard about it. Not because of the street story, but because I was interested to see how they’d fill the episode with segments. I’m a very festive guy myself, and I love the winter holidays (though here in Westerville, I...

But I don’t have a TV Tropes account.

I posted a message on the TV Tropes thread here requesting for help with a trope, and no one responded.

Can anyone give me a Laconic/TL;DR of this trope? I might need to bring it up in an upcoming review, and I need to know if what I think it means is correct (before you ask, no, I’m not giving out spoilers). Take your time if you need to. The review won’t be out until April.

Sometimes, I dream about what I’d do if I owned the Muppets. The first thing I’d do is make the Cheapest Muppet Movie Ever Made, not just because of fan demand, but also because I don’t have a lot of money.

I’ve never even (Hey, a palindrome!) been to New York, nor seen the Ball Drop on TV.

Looking at the guide on Muppet Wiki, I think that’s the one he was thinking of.