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Those of you in the NYC area might want to check this out! SCREENING & LIVE EVENT Sesame Street “Lost and Found” Part of Celebrating 50 Years of Sesame Street & Jim Henson's World (2019) Sunday, November 24, 2:00 p.m. Museum of the Moving Image - Redstone With Rosemarie Truglio and Norman...

Hooper's Store fall down, go boom https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2791

Cool. I entered a few giveaways online, so I'll be waiting a couple of weeks to see if/how I'll be getting this.

Are the street stories all the scenes or just ones most relevant to the plot?

I'm sure there's some report out there from 1969 justifying the episode count, but really, I have no idea why they chose to do 130 episodes a year. I think they should've knocked that down ages ago - more money for better shows (I mean, presumably more money).

She doesn't speak.

It could either be a budgetary thing or a "we exhausted all our ideas for material" thing.

Well, if that's the way I'm perceived, I guess I won't do it this year either! (thanks all, btw)

It's not officially announced when it's airing; people were just guessing it would be Nov. 10 because, well, you know.

Yeah, there's three hours space for 50 years worth of material. Two of the same thing takes away time from other stuff, especially because those segments are longer than others.

I hope not; they don't need more than one Crumby Pictures bit.

https://patch.com/california/imperialbeach/50-years-counting-brings-what-we-love-sesame-street

I think the DVD will have things people actually like and remember.

This gent: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Christopher_Hayes

There are no edits to these episodes, so yes there are.

They found that out through the Ice Bucket video; they thought my channel was someone on the inside apparently. I met with some folks for a day, got some free swag and that was pretty much the extent of it.

No, I never interned there, nor do I currently work there. I just talk to people who know stuff going on on all facets of Muppet-related-things.

It all depends on what materials the puppet is made from. Some last longer than others just by their nature, others can wear down from overuse, or how it's stored, etc. For example, Grizzy from EIG was revealed a couple of months ago to be deteriorating despite not being used in like 20 years...

Whatever classic characters crop up in this are going to be ones that can easily be assembled from AMs and such. Repairing Barkley is a tall order and it's probably not gonna happen.

It was Frank.