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It's Letter D Day with Big Bird.

You know, I've often read the Muppet Wiki article on Here Comes the Puppets, and yet I've never noticed until it was pointed out that both Big Bird and Betsy Bird appear in the special. So Betsy and Fletcher have appeared together. YAY! For some reason I thought the special included every...

After reading this announcement and thinking about how almost every 1980s Henson-owned production will have been released on DVD soon, it makes me wish that Lionsgate got the Sesame Street license instead of Warner Bros. It would have been great if this were to include some bonus classic clips...

How do you know Forgetful Jones was originally a one-shot? I would assume he was always meant to be a recurring character. I've seen scans of a season 12 press kit which refers to him, Clementine, and Buster as new characters for the season (though it also refers to others who were around...

That seems a little weird to comprehend.. Oscar's can is city property, but Oscar has to choose to move on his own... But if it's city property, wouldn't the city have a say in whether he moves? And it's weird that the city supposedly owns a trash can on Sesame Street but not the rest of the street.

I've recently noticed that Sesame Street didn't really start to have any real major series-affecting changes until the early 1980s when Mr. Hooper died. Before then, the various changes weren't as significant. Puppets and sets were rebuilt, some characters were recast, characters would come and/...

I wonder... Would it be too far-fetched to think that Sesame Workshop figured out their mistake but since they had cited season 1 as the first appearance so many times that they chose to keep it that way? Of course I shouldn't start rumors or conspiracies or anything like that. Then again...

What song titles do you feel are "unusual" as the titles? Some of the song titles I find unusual, and why: Over, Under, Around, and Through - Seems the title should have been "Around, Over, Under, and Through", or even just "Over and Under and Through". The different order in the title is...

Well, The Muppet Newsflash has some more info, and it's confirmed that it will indeed have one Twiddlebugs sketch, the one where the Twiddlebugs find a catepillar. You know, ever since the first Sesame Street DVD to have bonus segments, I've been hoping for the bonus clips to become a trend...

The "Wing in a Sling" episode was recently added to sesamestreet.org, and I think I found another hidden gem that hasn't been mentioned. At the beginning Big Bird sings a variation of "Row Your Boat", going "Roll, roll, rollerskate, gently down the street, merily merily merily, life is such a...

Well, I found this, which shows a new upcoming release: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/image/id/88643/width/1000/height/800 I wonder if maybe this release will include some Twiddlebug sketches (besides their cameo in "Elmo's World: Bugs"). I figure the CGI sketches have a better chance than...

Ever since the series began comic book resources has been showing preview pages for each issue before they were released (I think 13 preview pages were presented for the very first issue, but I think it now shows just five preview pages), and for the last few months tough pigs has been showing...

She also performed the daughter in the Super K cereal sketch.

Last year a number of sample pages for the 40th anniversary book were posted at tough pigs, and some of the stuff in the sample pages were changed. One change was that the sample pages had a section on Jim Henson's last day on the set, and confirmed that Jim's last inserts were those and I...

I'll have to check, but does Muppet Wiki cite season 20 as the first appearance or the earliest-known appearance?

Doglion has the coolest look out of all the full-body monsters.

I think it was the Air song, though I don't know what season that's from (my guess is 19 or 20). I'd ge surprised if there are any Bip appearances I don't know about.

I hope that she eventually gets mentioned by name in one of the comics.

You know, Amy Mebberson and Roger Langridge are a good combo for the comics, as Roger Langridge prefers to focus on The Muppet Show, and Amy Mebberson is mostly a fan of the stuff Jim Henson did. Makes sense that she would illustrated some Muppet Show comics. I wonder if "On the Road" was...

People are talking about Muppet cannon... The only cannon in the Muppet world belongs to Gonzo (and the Zuccinni brothers).