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Since the season's over tomorrow, here's the season-long album I've been making: https://www.dropbox.com/s/m57q60lg53jrkjj/Sesame%20Street%20Season%2043.zip It includes: All the songs from the street stories and inserts All the Elmo the Musical songs The songs from two resource videos...

That's Steve doing Kermit live, not dubbed. I think he might be using his left hand for the head for some reason, which would explain any wonkiness and why Kermit seems to be primarily moving his right arm.

...Or, they got some misc. puppeteers because anyone can play a chicken. Steve and Eric were probably the only main guys, which explains why Fozzie, Piggy and Animal could be used instead of someone like Gonzo.

I wasn't sure whether to post this in the Puppetry section or not, but I'll put it here for now and it can be moved it the admins see fit. ANYWHO, my friend's final project at SVA was this puppet film, I puppeteered and voiced the Talvin character. There's a mistake or two where you see a...

I wanna say Steve's doing him left-handed for some reason. I noticed the auto-tuning at :58 a lot more.

An Angela Anaconda spin-off?

Special website: http://www.fragglerock30.com/ There's a special "classic music collection" coming soon, which sounds nice; I hope it has songs that aren't ones already on albums (and are the actual studio recordings and not the Special SS Xmas route, using the actual episode audio.)

Considering season 43 was filmed during two different season taping sessions, whatever they may have gotten a chance to film was part of the different seasons. I'm pretty sure I read Susan will be in season 44 somewhere, don't remember where though. Luis will be in it; he's part of the crew...

I hope you're kidding.

There's a search bar at the top of the site; searching "classic" won't bring up just classic clips, but it helps you find all the videos (though miscellaneous videos lost in the shuffle when they updated the video page). No new classic clips have been added, as far as I know. They've been...

Also, did they make new chicken puppets? Their beaks are huge.

...maybe only Steve, Eric and misc. performers were available for performing maybe?

Well, you're not exactly the demographic for the show (you seem to be a couple of years over it), so it may just be the effect all kids shows have: kids love it, you're old enough to find the holes in it that keep you from enjoying it the way they do. If there's anything I see wrong with this...

'Cause this one appearance will be the nail in the coffin for them... We've made it a long way from Studio DC; this song is tons catchier than anything from those specials. Plus, if there's any fault in their appearance, blame the writers for not having any Muppet know-how and for having just...

I think I read that the the fur he was usually made of is no longer produced.

Some more footage, with Miss Piggy's appearance: Boy, did they nail the complexities of her character or what! And, I never really minded the new Fozzie puppet, but he's not lookin' so good in this clip.

Probably Marty, since he'd be there for Telly's scene. I don't know what season; after 25, they're all pretty much the same. 30-ish inserts is usually the average they have, and Six Muppet segments is also the average; basically three per every half-hour. Unlike minormuppetz, who uses probably...

Well, I think it's easier on the local producers; they wouldn't have to make as much original content and wouldn't have to use American material as a crutch. But, virtually every kids show in history is 30 minutes.