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http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/2011/09/-i-sesame-street--i--puppeteer-eric-jacobson-reveals-shocking-ne I can only imagine how Frank would've reacted to some of these questions.

Ya' know what I'm wondering? If Murray's science bits don't specify the number and letter in his intros, what did they film that lottery bit for?

I noticed that the squid from the Heaviest Catch sketch on the TV looked a lot more seamless than the version online. It looked like it was the shading or something, but definitely looked a little different and more believable.

According to Amazon, some of the songs will be "Man or Muppet", "Life's a Happy Song", "Me Party", "Rainbow Connection" and "Mahnah Manah". Sounds great! http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B005NKIQ3K/ref=nosim/muppetcentral

I think Kevin said it best in the Mindset interview, saying that even though Elmo has such a big imagination, he can't find a way to make a rock believable.

BUMP! What's the difference between one and two yards? A fence!

For some reason, I've been breaking into "We Built this City" during Math class.

Doesn't it technically start tomorrow at sunset? Or are you ahead of us New Jerseyians?

My god, it's too bad my VCR has ceased to work. 'Cause today's street story would totally have worked in the "Elmo vs. Rocco" video I posted on YouTube. I absolutely loved Elmo and Rocco today. It may just be my mentality after watching "Juno" for the first time, but the 12 Chickens song had a...

Well, in general, that's the way they would go from sketch to sketch.

Drtooth, if you look on Muppet Wiki, you'll see that there's 8 new AFFSs this season, so I guess that's a plus. They will get repeated, but still. Also, the Murray experiments this season include rockets, bubbles, cars, umbrellas, bridges, racquets, kites, sunglasses, sports, skateboards...

Jerry was voicing the Wolf. Matt was actually voicing Hubert in the street scene.

The "Learning to Add and Subtract" edit went on basically to the end, it just transitions back to the framing sequences during it, while the audio continues. As for the film strips, they're useful in a way that the segments don't just cut to each other all the time. This isn't like the show...

I'd like to point on the oddness of introducing Elmo the way Murray did. He announces the segment solely as "Elmo", saying he's coming soon, with the following segment involving Elmo heavily. It just seemed really odd. And another thing, wouldn't the "Building Things" episode of EW have made...

The H segment did point out that H stands for "helping."

I only got through the start of Abby's Flying Fairy School. They still have the block format, but there's a few modifications to it and other things. First, "Murray's Science Experiments" are the new form of "tune-ins". He didn't introduce the letter of the day, and instead he just went "Watch...

Well, I doubt the theme would come after the telethon.

They're only posted because of Jim 75th birthday. They DID get permission from Disney to do it. And I'm pretty sure the JHC owns Sam and Friends, regardless of Kermit.

I think that's just a fan-made thing, with the person just clicking the mouths up and down in time with the singing.

I think they're keeping Kermit off of SST in new bits is because it would blur the line Disney is trying to make. They had to put up a big fight with them to get Kermit on the cover of the Silly Storytime DVD.