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Considering how much they save at the workshop, I'm not surprised at all. The clothes don't really deteriorate the way the puppets do, so there's a longer shelf-life for them.

I mean, they were acting like "Telephone Rock" was happening at the the same time, so they had to try and keep the look consistent.

It's because Little Jerry and the Monotones were not important enough characters to retain much consistency.

They probably do, but they only donated episodes, not specials.

Well, it's something! The Electric Company bits appear to be really, really bad. But the Muppet stuff appears to be good!

All the Chinese food places in my area are closed. I wonder if that's just a coincidence...

Of the three CM formats we've gotten the last few years, I like Crumby Pictures the most. The parodies were ham-fisted sometimes, but more often than not, they were really funny with neat character designs and settings. Smart Cookies fell flat for me. I love the designs of the team, and that's...

I mean, yes, that's possible. But there's also a lot of homes that may not have that kind of tech, or strong even internet to support a live stream thing. Also the fact that teachers really didn't have a plan for online teaching when the decision to close school was made. They were expected to...

Well, the schools are done until the fall, I'm certain. Everything else is a much different story.

Our town got its first confirmed case the other day. But our family seems unsick at the moment. I don't know how long this can last. I don't think we can do this social distancing thing for more than a month.

That was...alright, I suppose. I feel like Elmo's mistake should have been, I dunno, something more noticeable? Nice to see they remembered Telly exists. And frankly, a story about Super Grover looking for someone to write his comic book sounded so much more promising, Zero Martians, eh...

Before comments were disabled, their channel probably got like thousands of them per day. I can't see anyone sorting through them all to find requests for things. Their attention was probably on the latest video, and then they move on.

If some sort of news happens, someone will probably post it here.

"Honk Around the Clock" is my #1 favorite Sesame thing, so I'm glad it got used (I didn't mind losing "I Want to Count" because it's such a lame parody, despite Cab and Jerry's talents).

Yeah, that's so odd. I would rather have not gotten the Star Wars bit if the money instead went for the theme royalties or whatever.

Yeah, I think about that too. Like then they put up every episode of SNL on Hulu or Netflix and they'd be like 20 minutes long because of all the things they had to cut due to rights.

I don't see that happening. Not because "aw Sesame is greedy!" But it really is a logistical nightmare concerning all the inserts and such. Every live-action film. Every cartoon. Every song. Every celebrity. All those involved need to be cleared and compensated for their contributions. And...

I dunno, every few months or so. It looks like they're doing it in whatever waves they can manage, so a season or episode isn't going to crop up on its own.

I mean, it's a barebones special.

Ah, a small pittance of Ernie and Bert. Thank you m'lords. (And man, these ETM bits are really butchered to heck and back.)