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I mean, it's great that they're bringing back some of these long-forgotten Muppets, but even some of the most hardcore Muppet fans have no desire to see Andy and Randy Pig again.

Not just TBS, cable TV in general. Most cable channels these days run the same shows for three-four hours straight. This has been an ongoing problem for pretty much the last decade. And they wonder why people are dropping cable...

Well, to quote Johnny Bravo, "I am sickened, but curious." I wish they would have gotten someone like Cookie Monster, Oscar, or Grover (or any other muppet with more than one emotion) to host this kind of show, but I am interested to see how they pull this off. I'm thinking his guests will...

That one never even got passed the Disney executives. This one is entirely different than what Josh Gad had in mind.

I think someone here put it best: it wouldn’t be any different of a situation if it were in the hands of any other company. The fact is, the public has lost interest in the Muppets. Many simply view it as a relic of the past. Those who were fans back in its heyday have given up on the Muppets...

I mean, is there really that high of a demand to bring back a show like Between the Lions?

So I am guessing your school was somewhere in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area, which is not too far from where I am.

That literally came to mind when I saw that puppet.

I like the humor that you're putting into for the descriptions of some of these videos that you have been posting.

When I was in high school, we had daily videotaped morning announcements, and in each broadcast, we would have a 'Fact of the Day,' and one of the the facts that I remember them having was that if you were to watch every Sesame Street episode consecutively, non-stop, it would take at least half...

No, I live in NJ, but I do go up to upstate NY quite often, which is nearby the museum.

Not sure if that has been discussed yet here or not, but artifacts from Sesame Street are on display at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA, as part of their exhibit on the year 1969. I got a chance to see it today, and it’s an incredible exhibit. They have displays of original...

Well, all I can say is, Disney better not screw this up again.

And not Elmo. Kind of says something, doesn’t it?

IDK, but for some reason, this animated segment about noses scared me as a kid.

As much as I can't stand the little red menace (yeah, I'm part of that bandwagon), I'll give his modern-day voice credit, I can at least HEAR what he is saying.

You know, watching these celebrities talking about their favorite Sesame Street memories, you kind of have to wonder whether or not these were all scripted. I can imagine some aspects of them were (especially the parts with the Muppets), but some of these memories that they talk about are mostly...

I mean, when you’ve got a significant fanbase of grown teens and adults that are into a show that is geared towards preschoolers, you’re going to have to deal with the few who take their passion and dedication way too seriously to a point where it becomes concerning. I see this a lot in fanbases...

I find the Lost Media Wiki to be slightly biased in terms of what they feature on that site as "lost media." All lot of the stuff that they prominently feature on that site mostly consists of animation/children's media. Now, I don't expect them list every bit of lost media that is unavailable to...