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Yeah, I agree with that. I also want to note that things don't follow exact continuity on this show, especially nowadays, so that fact D'Snowth brought up about Nina having few scenes with Big Bird doesn't matter much, as it implies she's been around enough, we just haven't seen it.

That'll learn 'em! (this stinks though)

No. This is a web-based thing only. Seems neat. I take as its completely own thing, despite the Sesame connection in the name. Same like Square One or 3-2-1 Contact: same company as Sesame, but not related at all.

There's a new Smart Cookies next week. I feel like this show was generous, as we got not only a segment for both the letter and number of the day, but TWO letter segments!

It's from 2013.

It was missing about 30 seconds, but yeah. I was surprised to see it shown so long. I did really like the street story; the sets, the puppets, it all looked very nice.

No, and it won't be.

Tyler Bunch was Beast.

Cookie and Rosita's brief part was shot together. They apparently had to use a red screen (instead of blue or green) to account for both their colors. And I would say shooting them separately makes certain things easier to edit.

Demo version of a Season 22 song:

Yeah, I just looked at their schedule and it's an hour.

They filmed the Valentine's Day ep. in December, so it's going to look like that for season 47.

Season 45 (which that story was borrowed from) did a lot of odd dark color correction it seems. I'm not sure why though.

Wow, what an awesome find!

I'm gonna said what I said over at the TP Forum: I don't get why this needs to be a Street Gang thing. I can't think of an angle the documentary would take that involves the book. It can be a documentary about the history of SS, that's fine, but where/how does the book come into? How will that...

Anyone have the whole "Muppet Beach Party" album?

I kinda prefer the televised version.

FYI, the Piggy appearance is promoting MTM (the clip is also on YT somewhere).

I think it's meant as in it's not a modern, hip-hop arrangement. Even though that kind of indie folk is technically "modern" and "popular," it doesn't have the rap/hip-hop sound of the last several seasons which some people didn't care for.

It's John Kennedy. Season 39.