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I feel like "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey is stereotypically a common song to sing at karaoke in fiction. Right now the only examples I can think of are in Family Guy and The Muppets, but I want to say that I've seen a few more shows/films where characters go to a karaoke bar and this is...

For the last few years, they've been putting out trailers for new releases at least a month in advance yet the trailers always say "now in stores" no matter how long we actually have to wait to buy it. I saw that Sesame Street posted the trailer on their official channel, it's just the same...

I've noticed that Buffy's debut ends with her leaving for New Mexico and Maria doubting they'll get to visit and meet her, and then episode 1045 has Buffy moving to Hawaii and ending with Maria saying she doubts they'll go to Hawaii in a million years. And both happen shortly before the trips...

I have a bit of things to say now.... It's great to finally see an image for The Mudman in Muppet form. He actually looks less like Biff to me than he does in illustrated form. And it's great to have a performer known for him (I figured it was probably Jerry Nelson). And great to have an...

Linda's first appearance: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0326 Buffy's first appearance: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0802

That makes sense, then (the only reason I saw this is because Muppet Wiki shared it from Joe's Facebook page). It would be cool to see such favorite moments of the human cast. It'd also be cool if they'd get Frank Oz to do one of these. When I saw it, I managed to see comments from Joe's page...

One segment listed from the scripts that had me curious now has an image and page: Without People, sung by Big Bird. https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Without_People Just seeing how it was listed ("NY Remote #(I forget what number, want to say 43 or 64 or whatever) Without People - Big Bird")...

Joe Hennes of Toughpigs recently got to do a favorite moments segment (though it looks to me like it can only be viewed on Facebook at the moment):

Last night I dreamt that I went to a local restaurant and Steve Whitmire happened to be working there as a security guard. I had met him at a con last year and he actually remembered me and my name immediately (I wasn't the one who approached him). He said that he needed a "day job" in addition...

Here's another wishlist of mine for this. Stuff in bold has already been confirmed via either the press releases or trailers (and may not exactly be something I would have put on the wishlist otherwise). This list will include a few non-insert street scenes. Seasons 1-10: Sesame Street begins...

Kevin Clash mentioned that Professor D. Rabbit's shtick was so unfunny that he doesn't remember it (and I think I've also read that he was more of a writers character than a performers character). I don't really know what his main character trait is. I've looked at the characters page on the...

Looking at the Amazon page for the DVD, I see that the run time is 75 minutes. I wonder if that includes bonus features (I think most Sesame DVDs include the time from bonus features with its run time) or if the special will actually be that long. Somehow, with all the confirmed celebrities and...

It's been announced that the upcoming 50th anniversary special will come to DVD on December 3.

Looks like too many repeats from the Old School sets and 40 Years of Sunny Days, Joe Hennes said that there won't be a lot of repeats from those sets. It probably won't have the original ABC_DEF-GHI. A trailer for this set shows that the late-1980s version will be included. A trailer for...

I like how for Big Bird's little brother, they just photographed him a little lower at the neckline. In fact I've noticed while he appears to be in a shirt he's got some feathers showing where the sleeve should be. They clearly just put a shirt collar over his neck, a separate sleeve over his...

That's an interesting dragon. I'm surprised they didn't, as far as I currently know, use him again or recycle the puppet. Looks like a full-body character, though none of the pictures show him having a lower half. Then again, I've always thought of Magellon from Eureeka's Castle as being...

In one episode of That '70s Show, Jackie gets Kelso a leather jacket, but everyone - or at least Hyde, Fez, and Laurie - teases him about being Fonzie. But what's up with that? Fonzie was popular in the late-1970s, why tease somebody for dressing up like him? And why should Kelso be embarrassed...

I'm more willing to bet that either Tom Hanks was scheduled to make an appearance but canceled, or they taped material with Hanks that ended up not airing (failing with test audiences) and it wasn't in any of the final aired version scripts (though I do know that one of the scripts included a...

I wonder if that was really on the show or if it's more of a funny anecdote that Caroll Spinney says in interviews, maybe as Big Bird. I first heard of such an instance in Sesame Street Unpaved when Big Bird was quoted as saying, paraphrased, "one time I walked in and said, 'hello, Mr...

One thing that would be interesting to note would be the first time Elmo referred to himself in the first person. I guess it was when he started speaking in full sentences as opposed to repeating the same words over and over. And now I realize that in his Follow That Bird cameo, which was...