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I really liked the newest episode. It had a lot of great segments. Will the rest of the season be this great? I hope that Murray soon gets to interract with the other main characters soon, and not just stuck talking to real people. He should have some street stories, maybe even interract...

I enjoyed the last episode, which was a Jerry Juhl tribute episode (and Jim Henson birthday celebration... but more of a Jerry Juhl tribute). Although it was only 34 minutes long, it felt like it was the lenght of an average episode.

I was looking at The Word on the Street page at Muppet Wiki, looking at a listing of segments, in broadcast order, and noticed that the first two episodes have the first two word of the day segments. I wonder if this order will be used for all podcast episodes. I have thought of some good...

The second episode has been posted, and it's much better than the first one. The word on the street is "newspaper", and it includes a cartoon in which a man looks in a newspaper and sees a used monster listed in the want ads (this looks new, but has a classic quality to it... And I don't ever...

This sounds cool. Not as cool as the Palisades figures, but still cool.

Or he could have been married, and his niece or nephew were related due to marriage.

Also, in the original version, Cookie Monster and his friend talk before and after the song. I don't think this dialogue is in the filmed version (it's been so long since I've seen it), but it would be awkward for two voice-overs to have a conversation over film footage before a song starts...

With the exception of Songs from the Street, those albums ar ethe ones that I most commonly see in stores these days. I have also seen Hot! Hot! Hot! Dance Songs in a few different stores a few years ago. Back in 2004, there were two new Sesame Street CD releases, A Celbration of Me, Grover...

Recently, on my Muppet Wiki user page, I decided to make a gallery for some of my favorite Muppet characters. Mainly favorites from The Muppet Show and related productions, and I realised that most of Dave's characters from such productions were included. These characters are, of course, Gonzo...

I haven't noticed that. But what I often wonder is how Frank Oz felt when having Grover sit on Lena Horn or Madeline Kahn's laps when they appeared on Sesame Street.

I have just started wondering if any of the season two guest stars appeared on the show without even seeing any episodes of the show before being asked to be on the show (and even if any guests didn't watch teh show until after their appearance).

It would be great if Brian Henson, Frank Oz, Steve Whitmire, Dave Goelz, Jerry Nelson, Kevin Clash, Bill Baretta, Carol Spinney, and Eric Jacobson all made appearances. Somehow I think that the show will be more likely to include an appearance by a Muppet character, as opposed to a performer as...

Sesame Street Spectacular Show #20 Scene 1 The Sesame Street cast has a parade. Big Bird and Snuffy lead, and are followed by Maria and Luis, the kids, Bob, Gina, Susna and Gordon, more kids, Ernie and Bert, the Elephant, Barkley, and a herd of monsters, including Elmo, Zoe, Rosita...

But that's not an international variation of Sesame Street. It aired in america, and was produced for both american and chinese audiences.

It seems to me like lately there have been quite a few announcements about top secret productions for the Mupets (and the Jim Henson Company). Maybe Disney should make a production called "The Muppets Top Secret Project", in which the Mupets work on a top secret project that they contractually...

Wait... The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson didn't have any clips from Muppet Babies? That's odd. And I thought I read that the special had a section on the international variations of Sesame Street (and Fraggle Rock). I guess I'm wrong.

As long as we want to. ;)

Well, I finally got around to watching the first podcast. It was as good as a current episode. Maybe they will get better. But so far nothing to be really excited about. I hope that all of these aren't hosted by Murray. Maybe Big Bird can host one, and Abby Cadabby can host another, and Grover...

I have mixed feelings about what's been done here. It would have been great if this was an audio podcast, with news about Sesame Street, interviews with people involved (maybe even some Muppet characters), audio clips (like in The MuppetCast), and perhaps some discussion about past moments...

I think each individual sequence was produced as insertials for The Odyssey Channel.