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Apparently, it's coming out in May now.

I've walked straight past them without any issue. But, that's probably because I'm not a 6 year old. But those guys with the hip-hop albums, you leave them alone.

Oh yeah, I saw "Admission" the other week. Meh.

Rizzo actually is on the poster; he's to the left of Robin.

The quality and buffering is based on your internet connection; don't blame SW because you can't watch it in 1080p.

I've often wondered how they do that too. 'Cause, I'm pretty sure the inserts are picked out ahead of time, so it's seems weird that some episodes would require longer stories than others based on the inserts and not the other way around. The only thing I do know is that before hand, the segment...

I've never heard of commentaries being subtitled.

I think partners have the ability to do that. If you look at their first uploads, they're sneak peaks from season 39; all of them are pillarboxed except for "1234", which is in full widescreen, which (odds are) it wasn't like before.

I don't notice any difference.

No, it did. The word just wasn't the focus (they would've gotten a close-up of the word to stress it better).

I don't notice anything different. If you're referring to the spot where he incorrectly adds one to the large number, I still hear the miscounting (He's clearly saying "900 million, 999 thousand, 999").

They seriously have to sell that poster when the movie comes out.

I would argue the Grover sketch isn't about the word TELEPHONE; there's no particular emphasis on the word like they have on empty and full (they would've thrown in an insert shot of the word on the booth).

I seriously don't think the amount of classic clips used during a season really defines whether or not a season is good or not. It's really rests on the new material and how good it is.

You seem to have a very skewed idea as to what this is. Let's put one thing into perspective here: Sesame Workshop is not a company, it's a non-profit organization. They're spending millions of dollars producing content all over the world for us to watch FOR FREE. So, it's totally within their...

Troy gevalt.

I'll just get past the insulting article title and video description. You can't really hear too clearly, but Ryan really has the movements and vocal inflections down pat. Here's hoping he makes Elmo just as funny as Kevin did.

The annual White House egg roll is today and apparently, Gordon, Abby, Rosita and...Elmo will be there. So, we may get to hear the new Elmo performer finally, provided they've made an official decision yet.

So, video clip: http://family-room.ew.com/2013/03/29/the-muppets-good-luck-charlie-video/ The song sounds nice enough. Was Kermit's collar always that yellow?

Because it's a full video maybe?