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I doubt it's a rights issue and I think their YouTube channel is safe. (And I wouldn't believe much of what BuddyBoy says; they're not 100% with it a lot of the time here).

At least they left Ernie's email in the EW; that's the only dialogue I think he's had at all this season. "Hey! Let's recast our oldest and most beloved character and then not do anything with him!" I'm looking forward to next week's episode a lot: It's the last new street story and it looks...

Searching for things isn't really useful on the site now; it does it by the title, not by description. So, there's still some Kermit bits on there, just not searchable by "Kermit." Most of the stuff from the site is on YouTube anyway, so it's not like they're completely wiped from the Internet.

They did remove a large amount of their videos. They updated the quality on the ones still there. So, they presumably might add videos back when they improve the quality on them. But, my thinking is that with the show being geared more toward a specific group of characters now, the site reflects...

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What is going on?

Baa Baa Walters gets my vote for ugliest domestic Sesame puppet:

When it rains, it pours.

It's from the wedding episode.

IN OTHER NEWS, SW has released a statement from Jeffery Dunn, CEO:

Yup. Pretty much, the basics of the deal are: HBO funds the next five years (plus two new shows from SW) and gets exclusive streaming and broadcast rights, for the newest episodes at least. As such, SW has financial production security, HBO now has popular brand to attract customers with, and...

I've seen no evidence that HBO had any involvement. The links I just referenced don't imply it at all.

There appears to be a disconnect between sources and thoughts in these articles. This passage? Those are two separate things, hence the comma. He's not saying the latter happened because of the former. He's saying they're both changes made within the new season. He's listing things off, not...

Where have they said it was HBO's decision? I just want to make somethings clear here as to who is in charge: JEFFERY DUNN is the Workshop's current CEO. BROWN JOHNSON is the show's creative director. From what I have read, most of the changes to the show this season came from Johnson. Dunn is...

I'm a little disappointed in their episode selection as well, but if you look at who's probably watching them, it's younger adults who grew up with those shows. Keep in mind, Around the Corner started 23 years ago. That's nearly a whole me ago. While I watched stuff from the late 90s on, people...

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"Heil Honey" may not work beyond an episode or two, but I crack up every time I hear Hitler say, "What a joik!"

What sheer irony that the week all the bru-ha-ha over Bob being let go is the same week a "new" episode featuring him airs.

Debatable. Yes, the humans have been an essential role, but literally anyone could've been on the show for as long as they were. The Muppets are the soul of the show. It's been said that they couldn't get Jim Henson for this, there wouldn't be puppets. The humans gave the show realism, but the...