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Since Veston Bruno decided to remove his Sesame videos for fear of copyright strikes even though Sesame is pretty lenient, I reuploaded the version of the Exercise song with Lisa Buckley's vocals.

I think that Brian Henson could have been joking about hating Rainbow Connection. If he disliked it so much, he would have prevented it from being in the Muppet Show Live in 2001.

Eric Wright: Do you have memories of working on the 50th Anniversary special? Because Don Music and Lefty are characters that have been retired in the past, but brought back for the special. Ryan Dillon: That was all Matt Vogel, he was very kind to let me do them. I asked about Lefty, and it's...

I love the research you put into these videos. I'd like to see you do reviews of movies with this style on your other channel, maybe when you finally see Kermit's Swamp Years and Muppets Wizard of Oz.

It was cool to see how they incorporated different performances of the concert into this special. I'm still impressed with Ryan's high notes while singing.

I'm Facebook friends with Johnny K, and he confirmed that it's him playing Animal in this video. He said he filmed that bit on the set of Kermit's Swamp Years. LittleJerry, to hear more of a taste of Johnny K's Animal, look up the cutscenes for Muppets Party Cruise.

How in the world is everyone but me able to edit on the new version of Muppet Wiki? With the changes that they made today, whenever I try to publish an edit, it says "This wiki is in read-only mode". Is there any way to fix that? EDIT: Never mind, it's working now.

I really liked the songs. I think Tamir was played by Tau Bennett. I'm gonna have to ask him.

Matt Vogel: We should talk about probably the most famous character that you play, and that is of course... Ryan Dillon: Don Music! Matt: I was gonna say the Sensitive Nose Dwarf. Ryan: OMG, Muppet Wiki! Matt: That's right. Of course it's Elmo. That was 2013. What went through your mind when...

Cool. Happy birthday!

If you don't mind, I'd like you to continue your reviews of the HBO era of Sesame as soon as possible. Your reviews were really good and I was looking forward to your Birdie and the Beast review.

But it's good for the people who's opinions about Steve changed when the news of his firing came out to know that he's not evil like how those stories portrayed him.

Thank God @scarecroe saved this video before it got deleted: https://streamable.com/sc5ajn

Peter Linz reading a viewer question: "Do ya'll miss Steve?" Absolutely. Bill Barretta: Very much so, Chase. We love him to death. We all wish it were a different situation, but we also have to move forward. We all tried to deal with it the best way we could, and Matt has found a way to keep...

In the first one, Kevin shares a hilarious story of a blooper when filming Elmo and Telly's Heavy and Light song. In the second one, Bill and Tyler share a hilarious exchange of Louie not understanding Ricardo.

Matt Vogel: You play Elmo's dad, Louie, and that was a role that was originally played by Bill Barretta. Can you tell me what that process was for you? Tyler Bunch: I'm gonna try and relay my understanding of the specifics of the scenario, underscoring that no part of this is saying any sorta...

The DVD release also cuts out all of Big Bird's lines of dialogue in regards to "speaking American". (Copy and pasted from Muppet Wiki)

When you uploaded this, I got a notification for it without having to go to YT, whereas with Sesame's YT page, I had to go to my subscriptions to see if they uploaded new stuff.

Even though Shane labeled his channel as being for kids, he found a way for subscribers to keep getting notifications! If only the official Sesame channel did that. So he uploaded a DVD-quality copy of the original version of the opening number for Big Bird in China. I really want a video...

I'm gonna copy and paste Jarrod Fairclough's thoughts cause, they're basically the same as mine: "I've seen every episode. And I'll tell you now, it's fantastic. It's fresh, it's funny, you can tell a lot of love has gone into it. They put little obscure references in the show, that if you...