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While it's more of a "viral for a few hours" kind of thing in terms of total Sesame history, it is a prime example of Big Bird establishing relevancy in this so-called "Elmo-era." Thinking about it, they probably spent a little too much time on it, but I don't mind much.

Yes, the Wiki is gospel.

Both of those bits can easily be found on their YT channel.

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It's Eric, Ryan's doing Elmo.

Hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/776815#i1,p32,d1

Wonderful read; I enjoyed his thoughts on everything.

I don't think it's intended to be Spamela, they're just reusing the puppet.

Man, that Chip puppet has seen better days. He looks like he's the oldest puppet they have, at least in those clips.

I feel like the jokes in this will be more akin to the movies, where they're still Muppety but grounded in the reality of the real world.

Man, that reviewer has no idea how Muppet productions work. It doesn't need Jason Segel to be good. All it needs is every Frackle, George the Janitor, Raggmop #4, The Snerfs, Brewster, the Snorer's Chorus and that caterpillar from "You'll Never Walk Alone" and it'll be the best Muppet show in...

To quoth the Workshop themselves: I don't see what the big deal is. In the grand scheme of things, Oscar's can moved a few feet, Big Bird has no doors and Elmo lives in 123 now. I hardly see that as cause for alarm. If you even watched the video with David Gallo, he explains the purpose behind...

I'm assuming that since the Amazon version only lasts for so long, it's cheaper than the iTunes version, which you'll always have.

Observe doesn't necessarily have to be with sight.

Galavant got renewed, believe it or not! I enjoyed the first season enough to keep watching more.

I'll say it again, there's no reason to play classic clips if the only reason is so that they play classic clips. Never in the series have they stopped making any new material, resting their laurels on their huge archive. Newer material replaces the older stuff, it's how it works. Even with...

Saw it today at the MoMI. It was really good. Some stories you've heard before, others you probably haven't. Plus, I got Caroll's autograph and a photo of him, me and Oscar.

There were certain shots in which Eric was doing just Bert, but for the most part, someone else was performing him.

According to the TP forum, it wasn't supposed to go up yet.

Is it even going to Netflix?