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Did they actually list descriptions that match what Muppet Wiki has, or could they have just incorrectly listed those dates with what they are showing now?

I did a search for Sesame Street, searched for what the archive has (not just what could be viewed online), I can't remember if I searched all pages of results or just the first one but didn't see any episodes, just somewhat-unrelated search results that mention Sesame Street in the description...

It seems every time a rare clip makes its way to YouTube, some fans copy and upload their copies online. For the most part, I don't really know what the point is. Are they worried about the clip being taken down so they provide a back-up (which makes me happy if the original upload is no longer...

Listening to it again, it seems the only time it sounds like French dialect is when he says Suzanne's name. Is her name generally French-sounding? I hope some of Brian Meehl's other season 11 performances as Telly surface soon. It'd be interesting to know if he sounded this way in his first...

I wondered the same thing. I recently searched the site to see if any episodes are available (either just for viewing there or online) and it doesn't seem like any have (and didn't they say the first batch of episodes would be available in six weeks a few months ago?). I hope the plans haven't...

I thought that as well. I also feel it sounds like a Jerry Nelson voice, but he's doing Herry. I know in the early seasons it was common for performers to be heard as multiple characters in segments that only feature characters who could have been done by anyone, but by season 11 I doubt they'd...

I've seen that a few rare first season clips have been posted on Muppet Wiki's Twitter page. They're not full clips, but they are something.

The Muppet Wiki page for Suzanne Farrell includes video links to all of her appearances. Which includes this rarity, "At the Barre". I'd seen on Scott's page that one script with the sketch lists Herry and Telly while another lists Grover and Herry. When I first saw the segment described...

It is weird that all of the adults were rather casual/oblivious to Bert's cries to privacy or a towel. At least nobody got into the tub while Bert was in there (while it may fuel a certain rumor, it does seem surprising that Ernie didn't get into the bath tub to sing along). Bert keeps...

Recently I noticed on Ernie & Bert Sing-Along that the album becomes less zany on side two. Side 1 has a lot of zaniness, we also get a lot of characters coming in and establishing they are there (some in absurd ways, like Grover, Herry, and Cookie traveling on a motorcycle). Side 1 ends with...

Today's Sesame Street Rewind is for Bob and Luis singing "Sing" (I hadn't realized Susan was in this until it was pointed out in the pop-up facts!). I had said that I hoped most of these would be stuff that's widely available officially, and it's not really a big deal either way, but I...

I kinda feel like in the last decade a lot of Anything Muppets have more of a clean/fluffy look compared to how they looked in the past (seems most noticeable when a character who hadn't been seen for a decade suddenly shows up for an appearance).

Sometimes I wonder, when a character is suddenly given a name, if the scripts say what existing character it is. Like when Grover was finally given a name, did the script just call him Grover or did it indicate a specific monster puppet? In fact Grover did a number of skits with Kermit where he...

I've seen "Muppet Tag" under a listing of first season near and far sketches in the first season show content, and assume that's referring to the first season Grover sketch. Have you seen "Anything Muppet Near and Far Tag" listed as a first season sketch?

Episode 125 begins with Susan saying she saw Grover and asks the kids if they know who he is, then says they've probably seen him even if they don't know his name. I guess that's a lesson on not having to know somebody's name to know.

When it comes to video materials Scott had just recently acquired for the sake of making screenshots, I thought today of what would have made the perfect first screenshots from these to post, though I don't know if he has the footage (and it's obviously too late to make it the first): the street...

Makes sense.

This morning I got a notification that a post I made was deleted, along with the listed reason: "Please stop your posting behavior, contact the member in question via PM and if they choose not to answer then respect their decision to do so." However, there's a number of things about this that...

That was neat to see. When I first saw the "G for Grover" segment pictured in Muppet Wiki guides but not the one called "Hey Frog" (more on that below), I wondered if Scott just got footage for that one (he noted on his user page that he's found "G for Grover" listed in additional scripts but...

Considering it seems like they've got scripts for all or close enough to all episodes (or at least close enough to all scripts of remaining episodes the wiki has yet to fill out), I'd be surprised if the hook-up came from an actual writer. I don't think any of the writers would just happen to...