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This is a fun appearance that just happened: And Muppeteer Gabriel Velez ask Elmo to spell Snuffleupagus with funny results: , And Elmo talks with Pati Jinich:

I understand that he sorta overthinks things, like thinking Pixar tugs on audiences' heartstrings too much, but I think he generally makes good points and has good insight.

JD doesn't like the look of the puppets, but other than that, it's positive.

Jarrod Fairclough and JD Hansel and Steve Swanson have fun thing to say about this. Listen from 59:25 to 01:01:25 and from 01:06:40 to 01:12:17: http://muppethub.com/the-muppet-newsflash-podcast-3/

Steve Swanson and JD Hansel have funny things to say about the return of EW like wondering if Mr. Noodle has a poodle. Listen from 1:04:05 to 1:06:40: http://muppethub.com/the-muppet-newsflash-podcast-3/

Steve Swanson and JD Hansel have fun things to say about this. I like that JD wants HBO to be an all-Henson channel. Listen from 44:17 to 47:18: http://muppethub.com/the-muppet-newsflash-podcast-3/

Steve Swanson and and JD Hansel have interesting things to say about this event. Listen from 41:13 to 44:17: http://muppethub.com/the-muppet-newsflash-podcast-3/

Steve Swanson and JD Hansel have interesting stuff to say about this attraction. Listen from 23:48 to 31:40 and to hear Jarrod Fairclough's thoughts, listen from 57:42 to 59:24: http://muppethub.com/the-muppet-newsflash-podcast-3/

Steve Swanson and JD Hansel have interesting things to say about this news. I love Steve's reaction about the new version of Nanny. Listen from 7:53 to 23:30 and to hear Jarrod Fairclough's thoughts, listen from 55:20 to 57:41: http://muppethub.com/the-muppet-newsflash-podcast-3/

Apparently, the video's gone, so here's the audio version: http://podbay.fm/show/868214404/e/1470196800

Does anyone know the name of the episode of the Nick show Romeo where Louis gets obsessed with using air-quotes? That's the one episode that sticks out in my mind and I'd like to see it again.

The mystery has since been solved. Skip to 10:59 to see the original version:

Could someone please upload this episode to YT or Vimeo or something? I would've thought some website on the Internet would have it by now, but I can't find it.

David's Cookie sang C is for Cookie on PWMS, Eric's Bert sang Doin' the Pigeon in a SSL show, and Steve's Ernie sang Rubber Duckie in episode 3999. No video of Steve's Rubber Duckie is available, but there are videos of David's C is for Cookie and Eric's Doin' the Pigeon: ,

So apparently, I don't get HBO anymore. Would Shane or someone be willing to take the street story and upload it to Vimeo or something? There's no way I'm gonna wait an entire year before this gets shown on PBS.

I beg to differ. Mama Bear doesn't sound like that: ,

I'm surprised no one talked about this episode after it aired on PBS. Though to be fair, the only things special in this one were the songs and the fact that they brought back Bruno. Anyway, here's one of the awesome songs from the episode:

I have to say the new Letter and Number songs are catchy. Also, is Dorothy animated now? I didn't watch the whole clip.

I'm just happy that Zoe is back.

From 2014 New York Comic Con. Joey Mazzarino: Leslie tortures me all the time. Leslie has a little, what is it? Leslie Carrara: It's a guinea pig named Gail. Joey: She has a plastic guinea pig named Gail. Leslie: It's in my Captain America backpack. Joey: And she hides it on the set. And she'll...