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http://www.nbcuniversalarchives.com/nbcuni/clip/5112797629_s02.do Skip ahead to about 48 minutes and you'll see Jim and Frank do the "Java" bit, as well as Gene Shalit chatting with Grover and Kermit.

The only problem I have with their own Muppet skits is that the puppeteers aren't that great. Other than that, "Matzah in the House" is so wonderful.

It's definitely Brian. It can't be Marty, he's doing Snuffy in the same scene. And you'd be able to tell if one of their voices was pre-recorded.

The 1990's remake of "C is for Cookie" was played so infrequently. I don't know why, but I'd love for them to use it on the show again this season. Big Bird was involved in a musical insert from season 39 and had some songs in season 40 and 41 episodes he appeared in. The Count got a new song...

Here's the song, glitch free.

I had my hopes up for actual burn on demand episodes.

I'd expect the DVD would have no images of Elmo on it; it's a Cookie Monster-centric DVD.

The "Activate" bit I think is the best one out of all of them. It actually has gags and ends on an actual punchline. The Grover/Chris sketch is also a lovely sketch. I agree with you on Leela, letting the characters come up with the answers on their own by talking to them at their own level...

I think the stuff on the 40 Years DVD covers a lot of the best bits from recent years. "Can't Say the Alphabet Enough" is the kind of bit we should see more of. I'd also add "Telly Tut" to the list, because it's a pretty obscure parody and a well done one at that.

The sketch is about Juanita taking her brother(?) tot he barber, but he's afraid of getting his haircut.

Does anyone have "Ragtime Queen" (preferably a high quality from the soundtrack)?

I don't care for remakes, but I'd love them to re-do "Count Up to Nine" for today's kids to enjoy.

The problem with the block format is that it leaves barely anytime for random inserts. If we get a really long street story, we won't even see a Muppet insert for the rest of the show. The format limits the use of character. The only ones who we know for sure will appear are Abby, Murray, Bert &...

I don't get why we still get Sesame Street videos that follow the "magazine" format, even when we have the lousy block format in place.

From the past couple of seasons, I'd say: Guess the Seasons (It has such a different sound than SS songs we usually hear) Celebrity Lullabies (See, Elmo CAN be funny outside EW) I Wonder (The best song from Season 41, I consider it a modern "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon") I Love My Hair...

The defining of words seems so forced, I don't like it at all. Also, I still don't like the introduction to segment breaks; it seems all the shows that have inserts like that are starting to do it (Like Between the Lions, which I saw last week and did not care for, and of course Sesame Street).

Actually, Joey was the head with the pigs. Dave is the head who had the chickens.

http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Once_Upon_a_Monster A new Sesame video game coming out this fall. Now, THIS is exactly how a Sesame video should look like; not like those Wii games that recently were released.

That didn't occur to me, but that's probably how a remake would be.

SW has the rights to use Kermit in any old material. They'd need permission to use him in new material (such as being on the cover of the Silly Storytime DVD).