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I agree, though I don’t know what the right title would be. “A History of Sesame Street’s Diversity” has a nice ring to it, but doesn’t feel entirely accurate to me (I can’t decide if that would reflect the divorce episode, but don’t think it reflects things like Mr. Hooper’s death, and we do...

Within a half hour I figured that this must be focusing primarily on the moments that were a big deal for the show.

I wasn’t expecting clips from the divorce episode and Mr. Hooper’s death to be shown within the first 12 minutes.

And now I find that the end credits sequence to Muppet Moments is on YouTube (and I had been wrong all these years - I thought this one had the season five version of the closing theme but it is the season 3/4 version, I guess they wanted that for the last batch of compilation videos). 1985...

The end credits for Fozzie's Muppet Scrapbook. 1985 VHS Ending To The Playhouse Video Release Of "Fozzie's Muppet Scrapbook" (60fps) - YouTube So now I have seen and heard the end credits sequences to all the Playhouse Video compilations. So interesting that they are not entirely uniform...

I’ve never been too big on Ed, Edd and Eddy (I tolerated it at best but often found it as annoying as Spongebob), I wonder if it would have been more to my liking if it aired on Nickelodeon. Though it was around that point that I was becoming less interested in new Nickelodeon shows, so maybe...

Just saw that on May 15, GalaxyCon Live will be having a live Muppet video stream and one-on-one video chats with Steve Whitmire, Kirk Thatcher, and Paul Williams. Muppets Virtual Experience: May 15th at 2pm ET – GalaxyCon

Here's one that was recently uploaded: Classic Sesame Street - Words That Rhyme with "Hi" (1980) - YouTube

Top Ten Abbott and Costello Films: 1. Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde 2. Who Done It? 3. The Naughty Nineties 4. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein 5. Buck Privates 6. Hold That Ghost 7. Keep 'Em Flying 8. Africa Screams 9. Abbott and Costello Go to Mars 10. In the Navy

A link to a better quality copy of the trailer: Sesame Street: 50 Years of Sunny Days - YouTube

Okay, I misunderstood what you meant. This last episode was about Adam being in the school play, and it looked like there were a lot of empty seats (I was confused at first on whether that was a performance night or a rehearsal), it didn't hit me that they could have been doing their best to...

Chad Kremp is more noticable. He seems to have more in common with Adam, since when he was introduced they were both interested in making movies (though Chad ended up deciding he only liked making movies as a hobby), and seems to be what TV Tropes would call "the generic guy". His mother has...

Since this season of The Goldberg's began I have mentioned a few times that I noticed Pop didn't appear much, usually just in short cameos and in most of his scenes he was sitting on the couch. I feel like his last two appearances, the two posthumous appearances by George Segal, had Pop be a...

Recently I've been reading the Follow That Bird page on TV Tropes, and noticed under executive meddling it says that the studio let the director do whatever he wanted just because the studio didn't really care. But then would that really be executive meddling? Of course the Children's Television...

I wonder if the wiki needs a sandbox page for all episodes where the available street scene screenshots are in black and white (though I wouldn’t be surprised if the wiki could get a color copy of 179 from the workshop).

Went all the way back to page 96 of this thread and found it was episode 199. https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0199

I said I forgot what the episode was. I probably talked about it in this thread, I’d have to dig back several pages of posts to find the post.

I wasn't referring to episode 179 (which some fans have had long before Muppet Wiki started), but one that was provided with images after these trusted sources started to help.

There was another episode (I think from season 2) that was in black and white as well.

So I wonder why television shows don’t do that (they don’t do it in LA or New York?). Ten teacher/assistant combo seems like it would make for a great comedy duo. another thing, at least with high school: in all the classes where we had two teachers, only one would be listed on the class...