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Was that supposed to be sarcasm?

Grover is Afraid of the Dark is a bonus clip on the Being Brave DVD.

I dreamt that I was watching a special showing of The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years, but in many of the montages (especially the one with monsters, eating, and explosions), most of the clips were replaced with footage of the crowds in the special. Some used in other scenes, some not used at...

All this time I thought it was footage from the entire first week of the season, not just the premiere.

When Scott started getting rare episodes, I didn't think Out to Lunch would be included. Makes me wonder if he'll get any of the other rare Sesame Street specials (The Jean Marsh Cartoon Special, Sesame Street at Night?, Sesame Street Goes to Puerto Rico). It's awesome that we now have...

Between this and the "where are all these classic Sesame Street episodes coming from?" thread, I wonder if we should just have an all-purpose thread on old Sesame Street episodes (for things that might not warrant their own thread). I started this thread because I wanted to talk about various...

In one segment, Grover sells newspapers, and his unfortunate customer is not Mr. Johnson, though by that point Mr. Johnson primarily only dealt with Grover as a waiter, aside from the singing telegrams sketch he would not regularly end up being Grover's customer everywhere for a few years...

I think it was said that the archives would be getting batches of episodes in reverse order, and most of what screen gaps/video clips Scott has been posting have been from the 1970s and maybe 1980s.

I saw it a few days ago. I've already checked out the spoilers long before the movie came out, looking in the storybooks in the stores as soon as I saw them (though I felt they were intentionally leaving something out with the ending*.... and now I'm not sure how true that is, though the books...

Would a watermark or whatever really make a difference? I have a feeling Scott is being careful about the clips being uploaded (and unlisted), I don't know if he'd feel better if there was an obvious Muppet Wiki watermark.

Did they really edit footage out of those discs? This is the first I've heard about this. Though I'm not sure how many of us here actually bothered with those.

I saw that image on Muppet Wiki. And at first, I mistakenly thought it was Maria with a mustache.

I hadn't really felt like doing another for about a week, but now here's the next story, "How The Electric Mayhem Bought the Church" The Electric Mayhem got gotten out paint and was starting to paint the bus that Scooter had. "This bus is going to look psychedelic!", said Dr. Teeth. "Fer...

June is almost over, and Tough Pigs has not done an article tallying up the results from this year. And last year, that article came on the first of June. I wonder what's going on. Of course Toughpigs does have a lot of different things going on this month (they also still haven't posted...

The wiki finally has a guide for episode 1911, which provides context for a clip I've been curious about since seeing it in Stars and Street Forever, where Oscar spends time in a giant trash can: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_1911 When I started reading it and saw that the trash can...

Learned that episode 915 has a lot of involvement from Jim Henson, performing Kermit, Ernie, and Guy Smiley on the street. It's the first appearance of the Anything in the World Prize Game, which I think appeared in later episodes. I wonder if this would count as a segment that was part of a...

I got Steve Whitmire's autograph last year.

All this time I expected the nose to be a lot bigger (though I always did expect it to look like a human nose as opposed to a Muppet nose). I also thought he'd do a nice thing and lose it sooner and keep getting it back and doing something nice only to get it back and have to do something nice...

Maybe it was Jim or Frank, or maybe it was a different performer who didn't do much in terms of characters (my guess would be Daniel Segren). The first episode has plenty of Jim and Frank in addition to Caroll, episode 6 also has them performing hippies during the block party (considering...

I remember seeing the episode where Mr. Johnson eats at Hooper's Store, I actually don't remember seeing Grover on the street then, and I feel that would have stood out to me. I assume he was quiet, but I wonder if he's actually shown or they just acknowledge that Grover's there without showing...