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What if Mupet Race Mania had a Sesame Street level?

I always thought that he did look like Scooter. Not Baby Scooter, but any Scooter.

I forgot to mention that the last podcast also included a film about kites. But here is a rundown for the newest podcast, "Apology". Word on the Street: Apology Traction Jackson plays basketball with someone who thinks he can't play in his chair The Word of the Day: Apology claymation...

Announcer: It's time for Inside the Sesame Studio! Today, we focus on Oscar the Grouch, and here is today's host, Telly Monster! Telly: (a bit nervous) Uh, hello. I'm Telly Monster. And this is Inside the Sesame Studio. Today, I am honoring my good friend Oscar the Grouch. Oscar: (off-camera...

Yesterday I read at The Muppet Newsflash that there are going to be a collection of Sesame Street DVDs released today, called Sesame Street Double Features. According to that article the article was posted on January 6, and these come out today. I fidn it odd that there weren't any such...

Announcer: It's time once again for "Inside the Sesame Studio", where we salute Sesame Street. Tonight's focus is on that wonderful; segment, Monsterpeice Theater, and tonights special host is the one and only Cookie Monster! Cookie Monster: Welcome! Welcome! Hi, me Cookie Monster, also known...

I have never watched the show. The main similarity between this and "Inside the Actors Studio" (I assume that's what show you are referring to) is the title. I have written other Inside the Sesame Studio epsiodes here (for "Numbers" and "The Alphabet"). I have some more planned, some for...

Announcer: It's time for "Inside the Sesame Studio". Tonight, we focus on that legendary character, Big Bird. And here is tonights host, Guy Smiley! Guy Smiley: Thank you, thank you, thank you. I am your favorite game show host Guy Smiley, but tonight I am not hosting a game show. And here is...

But then the act he did next wasn't a monologue, either.

Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for "Inside the Sesame Studio". Today, we take a look at the alphabet, and here is todays host, Big Bird! Big Bird: Thank you, everybody, thank you! I like the alphabet, and many others like it, too. But do you know the entire alphabet? I did...

I was at Borders recently and saw that the first two volumes of Old School are available as a special two-pack. There was a sticker on the plastic saying that it is a Borders exclusive, and it seems like the only thing extra is the box that the DVDs come packaged in. An d for some reason newer...

Announcer: Welcome to "Inside the Sesame Studio", where we take a look at the best, the worst, and the mediocre of Sesame Street. Tonight, we will focus on numbers. Tonight's host is The Count. The Count: Greetings! Welcome to the show! I am the Count. They call me The Count because I love to...

Muppet Wiki has a videography for all Play with Me Sesame DVDs, as they'd all been released in other countries first, so I guess somebody here is bound to already have a copy of these. I wonder what is on these. I read in another thread that the american releases are the same as in other...

The newest podcast focuses on the word "Windy". Contents: The Word on the Street: Windy a man's hat blows off in the wind (with Murray voice-over) Larry King interviews the letter W (edited to only include him asking the W what it's favorite W word is) Grover gives a weather report Word...

I had recently downloaded Up and Down to my iPod, and noticed that in that song, Cookie Monster sounds a bit more like how Grover did during the first two seasons when he's speaking, though sounds more like Cookie when he sings. I guess Cookie was chosen for that skit because that monster was...

That still was from the end of the first episode.

I'd like to point out a mistake that was made on this podcast. At the beginning, you said that the clip of the Muppets singing Auld Lagn Syne (or however it's spelled) is from The Muppet Show's fourth season episode with Phyllis George. It's actually from the fifth season episode with Loretta Switt.

I have started thinking recently, could Herry have originally meant to be a random generic monster used whenever a monster other than Cookie Monster or Grover was needed (much like how those two were often used in the first season)? In Herry's first appearance, the Circles song, he's never...

I thought that it already was a sticky. Well, if it wasn't, then it is now. :)

I thought I'd try to make a seating chart for the international characters. They would all be on the left of the american Sesame Street characters. In the very back, there'd be a row with a table or two filled with characters from Plaza Sesamo (Alberado, or whatever that parrots name is...