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And oddly, when you play the individual segments on their own as opposed to playing all, the individual episode title cards don't appear.

Back when I was in the fourth grade at one point I bought/obtained a few Sesame Street albums. All of these included songs that I hadn't heard before, and after that I'd usually get excited when I finally saw the televised versions (though at the time I didn't realise that some were album-only).

And ironically, I think the Muppets were starting to lose a bit of their popularity around the time that The Muppets Take Manhattan was released. But hey, being a former star who ends up settlign for acting in a bad musical is better than being a former star who has to settle for one of...

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Recently somebody at Muppet Wiki has gotten quite a few season two program guides and has been making edits based on those guides. And it seems like quite a few season two episodes had plots (of course there's no way of knowing how much of the episodes featured the scenes related to the...

I was looking over this list, and since posting this, I see that three of those segments were reelased on the 40th anniversary DVD, and four have been uploaded to sesamestreet.org. I hope Sesame Workshop sees this and makes more available. And I'd also like to add Jim Henson's "E" claymation...

I know that I was excited the first time I saw "Best Friends Blues", since Ernie didn't normally appear on the street or with Mr. Snuffleupagus.

Now that I watched the whole thing in one sitting, I saw that it does have a full end credits sequence at the very end. I was curious about whether it would have credits so I watched the last segment first, and like on the 40th anniversary DVD, if you select one segment it'll go back to the...

Some list ideas: Top 12 Greatest Musicians Top 12 Steve Whitmire Characters Top 12 Minor Characters Top 12 Mostly-Silent Characters Top 12 Yellow Characters Okay, I was just joking about the "silent characters" and "yellow characters" list (trying to guarantee that Lips would be...

On the B&EGA DVD, it looks like if played all the way through, the opening only appears once, but the opening appears in all segments if selected individually (much like tha Fraggle Rock: Complete Animated Series DVD). The DVD sort of has a credits sequence. Each segment (regardless of...

Well, I got the new Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures DVD, and while the press releases said it'd have 11 episodes, it actually has 13 (either there was a mistake, or somebody who matters changed their mind and put in more). I have afeeling that it might be the whole "first season", either by...

Does the press kit have any interesting behind-the-scenes information (i.e. stuff that'd be useful for Muppet Wiki)?

After watching what was on youtube again, I must say, when Snuffy first meets Elmo, Big Bird doesn't seem to make a big deal out of it. He just sees it as just another thing, unlike a few minutes later when the adults finally see Snuffy. And Elmo doesn't have a shocked look on his face when he...

In the comic book adaptation, it's Gonzo who finds the real minister, and I assumed it was Gonzo who hired him. But who knows if that was cut from the movie or even in the original script.

I'm not sure if I'm wrong about whether the regular room changed in the 1990s or if it's just me, but if it was rebuilt, I assume it would be in season 25, when the show moved production to another studio. Season 24 may be when the Sesame Street and Super-Grover openings changed, but that...

It seems liek if you view only one episode/ special on this DVD, the Lionsgate logo appears at the end, but if you play all it doens't appear at the end of them all (I have yet to watch all four in one sitting, but I did select play all once and stopped playing before it ended).

It's "Being Alive Day" with Elmo. I wonder if they plan on adding "You're Alive" this week because of it? Of course I also get the feeling that the "remembering Mr. Hooper" clip clould be added even though death is the opposite of alive. I also found this interesting video queue...

I'll have to check, but I'm pretty sure Grover doesn't faint in that one. It end swith him bringing in every food item (except the pie) and putting it on the table. The clip in the montage didn't have all that food on the table.

Are there any particular Sesame Street scenes that you've either seen pictures from or really short clips of (like in a clip montage) that look interesting, but you don't really know what they are about? In the case of many clips we only see a few seconds in a montage, not enough to inform us of...

John Astin was also the "Pigs in a Poke" game show host in National Lampoon's European Vacation.