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Thanks to the Old School DVD, I can't stop listening to "Frogs in the Glen."

SHHH. Mums the word!

I was pretty quiet about mine until the movie came out and I wouldn't really shut up about it. Then my "Man or Muppet" exploded and being the "Muppet guy" became my thing the rest of senior year, at least among the people in theater. And "Muppet guy" is a good term, not a bad one.

I don't recall, but I'm pretty sure Christmas starts 24/7 after Thanksgiving. If not, then I'm guessing some Christmas songs start to appear in the rotation before completely taking over in December.

He doesn't really announce anything in his life. Not that he has to, but I didn't even know he had a girlfriend let alone was getting married. And now he's moved into a new house too

Can I make a suggestion? During the Christmas music session starting later this month, is it possible to throw in a some non-Christmas, but winter-relevant songs? Like "All Dressed Up", "I'm Cold", The "Ookyook" song, Bob's "Snowflakes" from the new OS DVD, etc.

"Demo Reel" seems alright. If the entire shtick of it is just pointing out the plot holes of the movies, then it may get old.

They're available...on the DVD, which you should buy.

It's not an edit. That was a character that debuted that season, Warren Wolf. I don't know what his purpose was, maybe to alternate with Kermit as a reporter when Jim wasn't available, but he clearly didn't last long.

I'm almost certain the scene was filmed specifically for the MB episode.

In other words, the typical chalk-drawing transitions.

SPOILERS (highlight to read): When King Candy was browsing through the game code for Ralph's medel, he says "One of these things is not like the others".

That's called "pillarbox". And what were you expecting?

Thanks your concern, I suppose. I don't need to see what you're seeing. Chillax, man. This is between me and Philip, not you. I get the episodes when I get the episodes, end of story. I'm not impatient or demanding, I'm very thankful. Just watch the episodes when they air and don't concern...

Totally. Just because there's no theme doesn't mean it's a bad set. There's a great mix of excellent material, rare material and behind-the-scenes supplements.

Both this set and the 40 Years DVDs, the clips look very dark for some reason. And it's not just a screen thing, it's definitely the clips themselves. It's not as bad on this set though. However, "Coconut Counting Man" looks awful.

Apparently, they only showed the aftermath episodes, so Kermit and Al were omitted.

It's VERY obvious

For anyone who probably won't tune in to next week's "repeat" street story episode, here's most likely the only highlight: http://www.sesamestreet.org/videos#media/video_6d372103-93f8-4a32-bf41-d2fb99ed7514