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Some more pics: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Untitled_Sesame_Street_Christmas_production

They're going for a stylized street look, I guess. Kinda like what they did with the Christmas Countdown special.

I wouldn't think so, considering they already did a version of that. And Santa Claus isn't a part of that story in any way.

Definitely a Christmas thing; here's Jim Gaffigan as Santa Claus:

I've said this before and I'll say it again: THEATRICAL SHORTS. Either like run of some of the web stuff before a Disney flick or make a new one. Yeah, it won't save the franchise or anything, but I don't know why they haven't been doing that. Also, release the rest of the viral videos they...

Interesting. I'm not so sure they've completely changed the set again; I've seen some pics on Instagram and the like showing nothing has changed to the set. This seems like a temporary type of thing. Though, I find it interesting that they switched Oscar's area to look like his old one, only...

You mean just re-posts other people's videos. I don't like channels that do that.

Yes, and my belief is: Who cares?

What's all this obsessing over one cartoon from the show's like 2,000+ of them?

I figure they'll keep re-running Murray Has a Little Lamb bits. They're kinda stuck with him in the opening theme now unless they choose to re-shoot the ending.

Yeah, not much to comment on. The only edit I noticed to the street story was they lifted the entire Hooper's Store scene out. That new Sara Barellis song was pretty good too. There was an odd edit on the ETM segment: they cut out the second version of the "It's in Half" song, and so they...

I'm pretty sure I still have my recording of the special when it first aired in prime time.

Netflix has it's own special "KIDS" section, so I would wager some amount. Plus, parents are often around to put in on for them.

If Netflix wasn't a viable option for creating original content, nobody would be doing it.

I watch online, so I see the times. This street story ran for about 9:40, whereas the "Move It" story was about 8:20; that's almost a minute and a half less.

One of the longer street scenes of the season so far, so the pacing worked just fine. Plus, some old-school cameos: Prairie Dawn (in the background just as their first song starts), the Twiddlgebugs (CGI still) and the recycling man was clearly meant to be Bruno. Also, I don't think I've...

I'll get around to it...eventually!

Pretty good premise for an episode. If it had a little more room to breathe, it would have been perfect.

I haven't seen much of it, but it's alright, I guess. There's not much they could really do given the talk-show format of it; no character development type of things. The original songs tended to be good, though.

Did you even read anything he wrote...?