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This reminds me of one promo, I think it was for a Kids Choice Awards, where it was said that Keenan and Kel spent so much time together counting votes that they stopped talking to each other, just because they had been talking to each other for so long. I wonder if any of the live-action...

Here's a second list, top 60 Henson Company (including Sesame Street) moments. 1. Wilkins Coffee – Wontkins likes the coffee (and asks for his bribe) 2. La Choy – supermarket 3. Time Piece – painting the elephant 4. Sesame Street Pitch Reel – Kermit comes up with the shows title 5...

That's happened to me on a number of websites I have a password for (not here, though).

I'm so glad to see that there is at least one Leslie Mostly scene outside of The Leslie Mostly Show. Though this role could have easily gone to Kermit or Guy Smiley. I'm guessing that the CASA segment came either before or after the other segments we've seen. I'd like to think it was...

Or maybe she was afraid of what someone as big as Snuffy might do if she did the same as she did to Kermit.

Considering PBS can't air new episodes until after nine months, I wonder what Sesame Street content will air. There's only one season of half-hour versions, so will more episodes be edited down to 30 minutes, or will the hour-long episodes continue to be rerun on PBS, or will the show air less...

It's the 60th anniversary of the Muppets (or should be, but there's no official celebration), so I thought I'd make a list of my top 60 Muppet moments. I had wanted to do this as a Muppet Mindset article, but I kept debating over whether to limit the moments to ones featuring the Disney-owned...

Denise's new design is hideous. Her head looks like it was made from something I'd expect to see on a badly-made doll or toy. Makes me wonder, if there are ever toys of Denise, would they qualify for Tough Pigs' Ugly Toy Contests? I don't think I've ever seen a Muppet with a head made from that...

I've been thinking about this lately as well. I believe I even mentioned it somewhere on the forum this past week. I don't think Forgetful Jones being originated by Michael Earl rather than Richard Hunt would necessarily mean they weren't available. When interviewed for Tough Pigs, Michael...

Interestingly, with the known EKAs, it seems like season 12 had one Leslie Mostly sketch a week, with them appearing in either the second or third episode of the week. It's probably a coincidence (and if it's not, I wonder if CTW advertised "see your favorite characters interviewed by Leslie...

I know it appeared in Chuckie the Brave but that video came out a year or so after A Baby's Gotta Do What a Baby's Gotta Do. As a matter of fact, I now think it's interesting how Chuckie and Angelica got their own spotlight videos before Tommy did. Phil and Lil Double Trouble pretty much...

I thought it was odd how the logo appears at the end of the Couldn't We Ride clip. The show had special screens showing the logo before commercial breaks, but otherwise not in the footage shown before fading to black.

In The Producers, reviews of the musical get printed and sold almost immediately after the show is over. I always figured this an exaggeration or "rule of funny", kind of like how in many cartoons a character can order something and it gets delivered right away. In fact I think such a comment is...

For a few years, when watching We're All Monsters, the version with Kevin Clash's vocals, I noticed that Elmo's "he doesn't look like Elmo" seemed to be in good lip-sync. I expected the original line to be "he doesn't look like me". But now I see it and the line is "and he don't look like me"...

We're All Monsters with the original voices, and not just the video with audio dubbed from the album release. And here's a rare Michael Earl performance as Forgetful Jones.

I didn't expect them to have interact in street scenes. Actually, lately I've been wondering if maybe Jim, Frank, Jerry, and Richard were a little less available in season 12 than usual, even though there are segments with their characters that are known to have debuted then. This season sort of...

I feel like what appears to be the linking footage for the DVD looks very appropriate for video linking footage.

I guess now we're going to be at the start of a new era, with the show airing on HBO and being only 30 minutes, in addition to the new set and retirement of Sonia Manzano (and Fran Brill).

Last night I dreamt that Sesame Street added a laugh track.

When I read the description of this one on the forum, I thought Leslie Mosly was at the restaurant, as opposed to in her studio. I wonder what was with the ending, with Grover saying "this is not my table!" Did he not like the question or not want to come to the studio? Weird that we get a...