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That's no fly, that's my wife!

I'm pretty sure that's not true. THe Jim Henson Workshop in NY still does make the Sesame Muppets.

Well, that was technically never theirs. I mean, they still make the puppets for it, but they're not involved ownership-wise.

I've had this problem and I can't find a solution really anywhere. Does anyone with Mac experience know a program or something that can record WAV files? I have one that works fine for mp3s, but any other thing (like Quicktime) won't record the computer audio for other formats or even at all...

Well, without the Muppets, they barely have anything.

There was a great article on ToonZone that summarized what made the show great pre-movie and what the newer episodes are getting wrong. I've said it so many times here, but after the movie, they stopped being good. Having to create dozens of new characters to create stories, repeating themes...

That looks like Lulu over by Zoe there (at least, her 2001 incarnation).

I was thinking about that the other day; I wonder what became/or will become of it.

I still say there's no point in fussing over the bit. Not counting the two callbacks, it was one mediocre joke in a movie with about 300 more that were great.

I like his "Patent pending" after the gag though.

Out of curiosity, is the MC review going to be published soon?

I enjoy the Sing-Along song, but why wouldn't they just use the entire video?

I wouldn't say they got more lowbrow. "Fart shoes" is your only real example of a lowbrow joke. The joke in LTS was "Santa CLAWS", which is a terrible joke and worthy of Fozzie. Honestly, he said so many groan worthy puns and other funny lines in the newest movie, it's easy to over look the...

So, I actually watched that "Foodfight!" movie a couple of weeks ago. Yes, it was terrible; bad animation, bad writing. But, the NYTimes article kinda makes me think it could've been slightly better. It mentioned they wanted to have Looney Tunes-style animation; if the movie was done in 2D and...

Usually, sketch comedy shows only two of certain recurring segment a season. Like, Stefon shows up twice a season on SNL, as did the Celebrity Jeopardy bits. Sesame Street usually filmed a couple more than that, what with the amount of material they needed.

Baby Bear looks like a rat in that image.

Episodes from various Jim Henson Company shows can now be seen on Hulu, some for free, some not (Fraggle Rock you get the first five episodes free, the entire series is only available through HuluPlus).

Well, there's a difference between what Street Gang was covering and what this is covering. It's a biography of Jim, so why wouldn't it focus on him?

Abby looks fine to me. Elmo's head shape seems weird and Oscar looks WAY too happy he does.

Just because the segment isn't online doesn't mean SW is going to great lengths to hide it; they probably just feel there's more interesting and entertaining things to publish.