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On page 120, there's an image of Brian Henson with some food, I can't tell what the food is, but a photo caption implies that it's from when he counted peas. It's obviously not peas, but I don't know what it is he was eating. It looks like it might be a still image, but I don't think I've ever...

During the first season, Jim Henson was credited as a Muppet performer. And then for several seasons, he was pretty much uncredited, though the performers credits did say "Puppets by Jim Henson's Muppets" (I guess it's debatable whether that would/ should count as a performer credit... I don't...

Not sure.

Something has kind of hit me today... Many of the videos made especially for youtube are either comedy, blogs/ reviews, or video of animals. But does anybody know if there have been any original dramas made especially for youtube, either as one-shots or series of videos? I'm not really...

Today I bought "The Peanuts 1970s Collection Vol. 1" on DVD, though I only watched a few specials. I also have the "Peanuts 1960s Collection". I do find it odd that Warner Home Video and Fantagraph don't seem to be doing any kidn of cross-promotion for the DVDs and the "Complete Peanuts" books.

Enjoy this fan fiction outline of what would make a good video. Scene 1 Murray runs around Sesame Street, passing around invitations to his birthday... which is TODAY! Everybody is excited, but then they realise something: They don't know Murray very well, and they don't know what would...

Here's the sesamestreet.org link: http://www.sesamestreet.org/video_player?p_p_lifecycle=0&p_p_id=videoPlayer_WAR_sesameportlets4369&p_p_uid=91b93108-1551-11dd-8ea8-a3d2ac25b65b

The clip is at sesamestreet.org. I forget what title it's listed as, but it was among the clips from the 1980s that was nominated in the sites 40th anniversary "greatest clip of all-time" voting section. I wanted to find it and put the link here, but the website seems to be having some kind of...

I have a general writing question. Do you or any of the other writers write scripts on computers, or do you still write scripts on typewriters in this day and age?

I don't think John Henson performed in Letters to Santa.

Well, Tough Pigs now has a five-page preview of the first "On the Road" issue, and it's said that Tough Pigs will start showing preview pages for the comics (so I guess we don't have to cosntantly check comic book resources anymore). I noticed that the artwork looks a little bit different...

Yes. His first Ernie performance was in the season 25 sketch where Ernie and Bert go fishing. He also performed Ernie in 1993's Sesame Street Stays Up Late special.

It's now Weather Day with Zoe. Ironic, as it's starting to get colder where I live.

I don't know if this should count, but I think there was a Mr. Noodle toy made as part of some kind of Elmo's World set. I don't know how difficult it would be to negotiate likenesses for the human characters, but I wonder if they would be a huge seller with today's kids. Toys of the humans...

Well, I found a copy of "Pigs in Space", and it is better than I expected. I wasn't too big a fan of the artwork when I saw it online, but I'm liking it better in person. I noticed that many minor characters seem to be miscolored... Thog, a Java Muppet, I can't tell if that's Mildred or...

It's been reported that the first in the "On the Road" storyline and the "Peg-Leg Wilson" paperback will come out on th sixth, but comic book resources doesn't have previews for either, yet does have previews for other Boom! titles coming out this week.

Back when Shout! Factory released DVDs of The Electric Company, I was a bit surprised that this special wasn't included as a bonus feature. I feel like this special probably belongs as a bonus feature on a collectible Electric Company or Sesame Street DVD.

This might sound crazy, but for some reason, when I was younger, I thought that if Krang's android body could talk, it would sound like Bruno.

I was thinking the other night, since Warner Bros. seems more interested in releasing two-disc collections of it's animation properties than four discs, maybe there could be two-disc Sesame Street collections, similar to the Looney Tunes Golden Collections, but each disc could have seperate...

Another thought: Maybe Warner Bros. can have a collection of full episodes and call them the "Sesame Street Showcase Collection". And there can be a collection of single-disc releases called the "Sesame Street Spotlight Collection", featuring just inserts (or maybe inserts and street scenes but...