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(He's actually supposed to be In-Three-ana Jones.)

I have a feeling that whatever Annie Sue had was cut for time (the movie's almost two hours long, "extended" cut excluded). And sure, it'd be nice to have Wayna/Wanda, or Droop or Beautiful Day Monster say something in the movie, but what would be the point? They shouldn't do something for the...

Episode 3, I enjoyed. Episode 4, I found quite dull. Some music would've helped. The whole "audition" sequence felt a tad wonky, much like the Lady Gaga special bit that was, essentially, the same exact thing (this was filmed first, so I guess it's okay?). I did like that they actually spelled...

So, ETM is 11 minutes, the Furry Four is 12, I'm gonna say and Elmo's Shape Adventure is around 46. That's 69 minutes out of 120 total. So, either' it's the full Numeric Con episode or just the street story with some other "super" number-related things in it. The DVD back mentions Henry Cavill...

Some promos for the new season/afternoon version: The last one uses footage from the "dance break" that's apparently going in the 30-minute version (and maybe the hour-long. I dunno, the press release is vague about that)

I emailed them yesterday and they kindly pointed out the Amazon Instant video is available without addressing why the Blu-ray/DVD wasn't an option.

There's so many characters they can do things with, I don't mind letting some of the ones who aren't the big stars getting a chance at the spotlight. Notice how great those Toyota ads and videos were without having any Piggy, Fozzie and basically no Kermit.

No. Because Constantine is in a higher security cell than the rest. He's an international thief; they're all smaller criminals.

Are you referring to the Cinderella thing? Yes, it's there (though it may or may not be available for the viewing in the public library, but I have seen it). It's okay, I guess. A lot of things are carried over into the Hey Cinderella special (particularly the whole "bring a present for the...

I'm surprised it hasn't been sent to the Paley Center yet. It's clearly within in Sesame Workshop or The Jim Henson Legacy's possession. The latter sent the Cinderella pilot last year, which is mad rare.

Dublin.

Yeah...pretty much. I don't hate them, but overuse with a limited range is a tad noticeable (though Joey's got a number of voices he doesn't really use often). I'd like to hear more of Ryan Dillion as an ensemble performer. From what I've seen, he's got a nice range of character voices, but...

Well, don't mistake criticism for pessimism.

Ya' see, where you're wrong is that the people over at the TP forum are realistic about these things. Believe it or not, the Muppets are capable of producing less-than-quality material. Did you know we're not allowed to like each and everything the Muppets put out? The sooner you realize that...

Interesting read. But, 3,2000 hour-long Sesame tapes? At that point, SW would've had nearly 4,000. Perhaps some things have been lost? That'd be a shame.

Oh no, a Blu-ray with mediocre bonuses. Whatever shall we do.

Oh no, a DVD with mediocre bonuses. Whatever shall we do.

Hey hey, another Ernie and Bert bit we're likely never to see in English! (It's sped up slightly, for some reason)

If only.