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http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/e05827aa03/steve-martin-and-kermit-the-frog-in-dueling-banjos?rel=player Seems almost like a lost Muppet Show bit (and yeah, I know he did it on the show). But that punchline...um.

Matt Vogel said on his Twitter today that they started production meetings on Season 45 (it probably starts taping next month or so) and says there's "some big fun" in store.

Hey, some of the stuff from "Monstruous Supersanos" is there! And it seems Ryan's doing Elmo at the very beginning there.

Those new Mickey Mouse cartoons have wonderful Flash animation.

I think that was one of the best over-all episodes of the season. The street story was good, and the inserts were good choices too (OK Go's color song, Two-Headed Monster and the 10, Sugarland's "Songs", the Russian Restaurant bit).

MTM is my least favorite of the original three, but Ed Koch's cameo is one of my favorite parts; not for him, but the joke he's involved in.

I wouldn't say that's when it happened; keep in mind, in the season 40 theme, Big Bird's the first Muppet to appear and Elmo doesn't even appear until the second verse.

I would like more Big Bird, I would, but just because he doesn't appear as often as he should doesn't mean there's some backstage conspiracy. He's one of their main stars, no matter what. He's in plenty of merch, so kids can definitely see him everywhere they go. Big Bird hasn't gone the way...

I think this is as close as it gets: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CantGetAwayWithNuthin

He technically has the repeat episode, and he's in a couple of inserts too (the alphabet song, his cooperation bit). Joey's not the only writer, so clearly there's others who can do it.

It's widescreen.

Very nice, rare find! The music button at the end sounds similar to others, but during the 80's, they didn't rely on the same ones and started giving most segments their own ending sting.

Which episodes do you actually have?

Did you read the quote? Jim had nothing to do with the decision. It was all on CBS.

See here: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_4411

It's been on there; recently upgraded, probably, but it's been on the website. And if you want to see what videos are newest, just search "Sesame" at the top and chose the videos tab.

"Flanderization" is a TvTropes-ism, meaning a once complex character has been reduced to merely a 1D personality. Their example is Ned Flanders on the Simpsons was at first just a neighbor who was everything Homer was not, then he slowly became an ultra-Christian.

The Animal looks really good, actually. The Gonzo one's not too bad, but that nose is huge, like the current puppet.

aw...one of my favorite shows...

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