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You know what I'd love to see? We catch a glimpse of them rehearsing "Mahna Mahna," then we see what the Snowths/Mahana Mahna actually do outside of the bit. I'd also enjoy seeing some small character get eaten by one of the larger monsters, then we follow them from time-to-time throughout the...

And I'm sure the others can be funny too...

I don't recall there ever being an episode order announced.

I don't see what the issue is.

Aside from celebrity clips, they've only made 3 Muppet-number centric bits (not involving the Count). So, if they're keeping things widescreen, it's understandable. But if they're throwing full-frame stuff in, there's no excuse.

The whole week was about Numbers (on their site and YT), probably to align with the DVD.

I just won a copy of the DVD from an online contest; sweet!

Man, why even have flags anymore? Aren't they made of like dolphins or something? That's so cruelllll!!!!

Is the song they sing ("Count on Friends") longer than it is in the preview, or are there more verses?

Chalk that up to first-season wonkiness.

"We Belong Together" is from Music in the Air, a Hammerstein musical. I didn't realize it wasn't a Sesame original until just looking it up. Clearly, the bit is going off the classic Jim routine of "hip character doesn't do what the square ones do." The song the parents are singing is dull...

Aw, that's sad to hear. Her animations were so unique and varied; stop motion, regular animation, that thing where she'd put animation over live photos. All very well done.

Well, they're not where patrons can get to them. TV Guides are important to see what aired when, not only show descriptions. I really don't know what the research department does or uses them for, but I can only assume it's to find when certain things aired. Not everything we get has complete...

I think we're missing the big picture. What happened to that video of the Fraggles and the shaved-head NASA guy for the Nerdist channel?!

They aren't for public viewing though. They belong to the research department. Anywho, these seem to compare to what I've read in the real TV Guides. Sparse info on every show, highlighting very little outside of what celebrity was appearing.

That was based on something Joey M. said. HE said he had trouble writing for BB, not the whole staff. To me, I've considered the core cast to be these 16: Elmo, Big Bird, Grover, Oscar, Cookie, Ernie, Bert, Telly, Baby Bear, Count, Zoe, Rosita, Abby, Prairie, Snuffy and Murray. Then there's...

Tyler did Herry for one thing. I wouldn't say he "took over" him.