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Luckily I have HBO's West Coast feed too. This episode was okay. The street story felt rushed, but it maintained a lot of the show's sense of humor, like Drtooth poinetd out, the Mucko POLO running gag being intentionally annoying very much in Sesame spirit. Is it just me, or did it sound like...

I thought them turning Bean into the victim was something of a jab at saccharine, cutesy characters.

Since I also get HBO's West Coast feed, I just finished watching. It's a little hard to comment on a story involving Elmo amd Abby getting ready for bed, because it doesn't have just a whole lot to offer; Elmo's apartment sure is a strain on the retinas I have to say with those bright, neon...

And now check out this list of popular and unpopular cereals from the 80s that no longer exist: http://metv.com/lists/alas-we-will-never-eat-these-18-cereals-from-the-1980s-again I had no idea Dunkin Donuts had a cereal!

I think Bean showed up as a silent extra in MWoZ . . . which is pretty much what he was relegated to since MCC or so: as Steve put it, "always the victim."

Because that's how YT works. I've gotten copyright strikes (not claims, actual strikes) from Sesame Workshop for posting content like Elmo's World, yet somehow everybody else who posts their content never seem to get in trouble - Oscarfan even has connections with them now because of it. I think...

Part of the problem too is that they produce two seasons at a time now, so it was like PBS started out airing Season 18, then after the first half aired, then they began randomly mixing up Season 18 and 19 episodes. Seasons 20 and 21 are in the works now, so they'll probably do the same.

Yeah, though it is a bit odd when even Walter says, "Yeah, I'm Howard."

Perhaps. He said in I AM BIG BIRD that since so many of the older/original cast and crew members are gone, the sense of camaraderie that used to be on the set isn't really there anymore - even Caroll said he feels odd whenever newer/younger crew members refer to him as "sir." For the longest...

True, I just feel that since Colbert took over the show's gone too political (not surprising, given that's what his old show was like), which makes it considerably less fun.

Not because I'm also a fan of the 1970s ODD COUPLE sitcom (I didn't see that for the first time till a couple of years ago), it's just one of the very few Season 31 episodes that really stood out and was really memorable as Schfifty said.

Again with Jimmy Fallon? Is there some unwritten rule now that SST characters can only appear on Jimmy Fallon and nowhere else? Then again, with Letterman gone, and aside from Kimmel, there's really not much of a selection left.

Ermahgerd! The Odd Couple episode! I remember this!

Oh, where we actually see Ernie's nightmare about dark shadows, spooky things, and monsters? I've been curious about that as well. "Imagination" is certainly my absolute favorite Sesame moment; I already love it for what it is: Ernie having a legitimate reason for waking Bert, and Bert - while...

Didn't they change his name to Howard for . . . some reason?

Okay, that circle with the exclamation point is apparently a problem not exclusive to YT, so I guess that must be a problem with my connection or my computer, I'm not sure.

Uh. . . . why did my post get deleted? All I did was comment on a song.

So we're getting three still-unaired Season 19 episodes next week . . . none of which includes "Maria Speaks." While I'm not obsessive about Maria like a lot of fans have been for whatever reason, I'm surprised that given it's kind of a big deal episode that it still hasn't aired (at least in...

Gosh, I remember that Swing on a Star song from an old Little Lulu cartoon from the 40s.