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I think he means that he does not believe what is being said (some people refer to unbelievable things as BS - sometimes even the actual words) and pretending to smell something to be funny.

When Jerry Nelson was interviewed for Toughpigs, he said that he stopped performing Snuffy because he was a major character on the street and Nelson was spending a lot of time in England doing Sesame Street (though there is the fact that Richard Hunt performed the puppetry for one season and...

Are you just wanting to know all episodes it was in, or are you actually wanting copies of all episodes it was in?

Looks like there's not really a Muppet Beach Party thread here (based on just one page of Google results). I got the Muppet Beach Party album last April, I kept meaning to do a thread about this, and now I'm finally doing it.... When we only have a few days of Summer left. I know the...

I've heard that the reason The Simpson's arcade game was never released on a home console (well, it was released on some computers, does that count as consoles?) was because a different company held the home console rights to Simpson's games. The Simpson's arcade is well-regarded and...

I have seen productions that list a Muppet Studios copyright without saying that Muppet is a trademark (I feel these productions don’t even use the term in the credits). Almost makes it look as if Muppet Studios shares copyright with Sesame Workshop on the production (I know better, but would...

Well, photos of the line have been posted. It'll be the original five plus Scooter. Facebook

Sometimes a page will have an image that's not used on any episode pages (though that's normally for songs or things that have their own page as opposed to a page listing segments). The wiki finally has images of a family I heard of called the Polka Dot Family. I read about them on the season...

For the Sesame Street version of "Mahna Mahna", Bip Bipodotta (if we want to consider him that character for the song) looked and sounded less like Mahna Mahna than he would in all future appearances. The Sesame version came first, just a little before the more famous rendition of the routine...

For years I have seen a commercial for a special called The Nick at Nite Do it Yourself Sitcom Search (actually, the promo was for a rebroadcast, as it had quotes from critics), hadn't actually found the special online, I wondered if maybe it had an article on Lost Media Wiki (as far as I can...

Huh. I thought Speedy was on there. I guess I’m conflating that with the fact that many have recently been restored and airing on ME-TV.

Top ten scenes from Brewster's Millions (1985): 1. The video will 2. Brewster goes to a stamp shop 3. Brewster hires a taxi driver 4. Brewster's staff makes a collection to save him from debt 5. Brewster sees his money at the bank 6. Brewster punches Warren 7. Spike tells a player on the...

Another good punchline would be "the same episodes can/will be viewed there, right?"

Shout! just announced on its Facebook page (haven’t seen a Wiki page yet) a November release called My Favorite Holidays. Considering there’s been so many episodes (not specials) in the last few years involving specific holidays, this is a good idea. and I hope it has both the News segments...

Somebody on the Toughpigs forum said, not surprisingly, that they are phasing out HBO Max. If HBO Max discontinues, I wonder if Sesame Street will go to the Discovery app or what.

Recently, it was discovered that the little monster in the first season “here and there” sketch was named Billy. Until recently, he had been listed on the wiki as Baby Monster. the name Billy was also used for the little monster in the remake with Grover and Herry. I guess maybe that’s why he...

So that’s seasons 16 and 18. Long before his last new appearance (though he sort of banged his head in a season 22 episode). I had figured the complaints and decision to drop him came in season 29, the last to show his old segments (and Sesame Street Unpaved said he was no longer on the show)...

On the subject, did Don Music ever bang his head in street scenes (okay, I think he did when Hooper's Store opened)? Seems like in nearly all the ones I know of, he does not bang his head. It's as if that running gag was actually dropped long before Richard Hunt died, even if they continued...

Yes. The article mentions the first and last episodes to include it. It has appeared in 12 episodes. Clicking "what links here" on the first image can lead to "what links here" and a list of all episodes it was in (you have to be signed in to Muppet Wiki to see "what links here" for the image).

I had been tempted to subscribe to HBO Max and never did (and when I heard about down things leaving the services, I was considering doing the free trial at least and watch as many classic episodes as possible). I had actually resisted watching street scenes that were unavailable until HBO Max...