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According to the Tough Pigs forum, Elmo's Super Numbers will have an extended version of the Numericon episode.

Bobby Benson has interracted with Kermit, Fozzie, and Link Hogthrob. And I guess the babies.

Hmm, I might as well also link to "Proud of Me".

Okay, I found it on YouTube a week ago and then remembered this thread and thought it'd be good to post the clip here for more to see.

I saw an interview with either the director or writer where they commented on Fozzie being stupid. But outside of the 1990s, Fozzie usually isn't stupid, or at least not that stupid. I'd say he's at least a little smarter here than in MCT, MTI, and MFS. Though it seems the Muppets in general are...

The closest they got to interacting was in Muppets Most Wanted, when Crazy Harry pops out of the orchestra pit to ask "Did somebody say explosion?", to which Sweetums replies "No! He said I set his world on fire!" Since the two are now both performed by Matt Vogel, I doubt they'll get to...

So when The Angry Video Game Nerd reviewed Desert (or Dessert?) Bus, he talked about how so many people had played that game despite it being so bad, and thought that he'd failed because people were playing bad games that he reviewed, even though he told them not to play it. But in the case of...

No. Fire drills allow us to be out of the classroom for a few minutes. Gives us an unexpected break from class. Allows us to potentially talk to people from other classes.

And the show didn't have sponsor plugs when the show began?

Besides, I just read that Discovery Zone opened in 1989, and Sesame Street began in 1969. DZ couldn't have been the first sponsor.

Yeah, I started to lose interest in Nick at Nite around 2004 when they seemed to only have three or four shows and just replayed them back-to-back several times a night.

Back when Craig Shemin was interviewed for Tough Pigs this past March, he mentioned that he would tape reruns of The Muppet Show every day, and one day the Muppets appearance on Parkingsons was shown. I know that when some shows are rerun in syndication they'll include separate related specials...

Well, I've found "I Am Proud of Me" on YouTube.

I guess the best way to really know would be to see the skit itself. Unfortunately, not seeing it wouldn't be much help, because not seeing it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. If only one of us could be an archivist for Sesame Workshop and watch every episode in the archive (or just every...

I thought I left some thoughts on the Count It Higher songbook, but can't find that post here. So pretty much all of the songs with really minor characters don't depict those characters (besides Dr. Thad for The Ten Commandments of Health)? And it's interesting to see Grover illustrated along...

I like the Kentucky Fried Chicken bumpers that aired in the late-1980s/early-1990s (searched for it on YouTube yesterday but couldn't find it). In which a chicken pulls up a rope to show the KFC logo, then makes a "Phew!"

I saw it mentioned on Tough Pigs that Sesame Street would be taken off yesterday. There was a forum post there a few days ago, I didn't notice it until three hours before the expiration date. I spent two hours watching select segments from all of those episodes, starting from the first classic...

They interacted in Rock Music with the Muppets. In fact the two hosted the video together.

Top ten songs I'd like to do a public performance of, either live, at a karaoke bar, or on a TV show, movie, special, or album (I probably could sing them in YouTube videos, but I'm hesitant to do so without permission from whoever owns the song rights, and as of right now I don't know what I...

Since The Muppets, Steve Whitmire has finally gotten to do the puppetry as well as the voice of Link Hogthrob... And in most of his big speaking scenes, he appears with Beaker, also performed by Steve. Which makes me wonder... Which character is Steve performing in these scenes? For the...