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I'm so upset I wasn't informed about this so I could record it on my DVR. Matt is a dang good singer. Here's the whole episode and Kermit's backstage interview: , If someone could edit all the stuff with the snail and Kermit into one video, that'd be great.

He has confessed that he wasn't into puppets, and the only reason he agreed to do puppets when Jim offered was cause he liked doing voices.

Even though you might not have liked most of the characters or voices Brian did, hopefully you don't have any disrespect to him as a person. From the interviews that I've seen with him, he seems like a funny guy.

I just really liked her song in the restaurant.

Ryan Roe: Elmo, what's your favorite website? Elmo: Yeahbaby.org! Joe Hennes: What about ToughPigs.com? That's our website. Elmo: It's okay. See puppets, it's an acquired taste, because sometimes they can be a little obnoxious, a little annoying. Joe: Could they? Elmo: Sometimes. Ryan: So you're...

You have to admit that Brian had some memorable characters, Nobel Price, Countess Von Dahling, and Mr. Knack from Eureka's Castle.

I really like when the gang pretends to be heroes and villains. I liked Piggy making the vacuum act like a dog and Gonzo going "Not nice vacuum!"

I really liked seeing a Muppet order something from the Foodie Truck, I hope we see more of that. Who performed the king in that bit? I find it really interesting that they put Zoe in her tutu and Abby in her old dress in the ending bit for continuity's sake.

This is for @D'Snowth and anyone else who can't afford Blu-Ray players. The famous camera tests for the original Muppet movie with footage that wasn't seen before its release on Blu-ray:

It was refreshing to see Nina get angry for once. I liked the Popsicle stick puppet that Elmo made. It's about time we got a new Foodie Truck. Keep in mind, that David and Warrick stayed in Chicago and England respectively and just did the voices for these bits since they were filmed after the...

I loved the nod to Jim Henson by naming the comet Henson's Comet. For an actual woman, Melanie Harrison does angry Piggy really well. I liked how she delivered the line "I think, I think... I think this whole day has been a complete disaster!"

This episode should be shown to the nay-sayers who say Sesame hasn't been funny since Jim passed away. There were lots of great funny moments, Grover using a fan to blow his cape, "What's the problem? Charlie, I'll handle this. What's the problem?" And "It's about time we did some laundry, Bert...

Could you please put the new versions of It's a Habitat and This is My Home in the season 47 folder, the new versions of At the Laundromat and Five Sock Conga in the Season 48 folder, the new versions of Wild Nature Survivor Guy's song and the Worm Anthem in the season 49 folder? You don't have...

Matt did a great interview with this guy who's clearly done his homework. And Noel did this great discussion about Disney's Pinocchio. , https://jdhansel.com/pinocchio/

I thought it was sweet that Piggy was concerned about Fozzie floating and grabbed onto him to try to stop him from floating. I liked how when Fozzie and Gonzo did Kermit's classic "Hi-ho" their eyes became like Kermit's.

I found it surprising that for continuity sake, they had Abby wear her old dress at the end.

Hearing Andy Hayward on Movin Right Along. As I've said before, Anthony Strand does a good job of restraining himself from making jokes at the expense of Steve Whitmire and post-Jim projects when people who've worked with the Muppets are on the show.

Here are some great interviews with Johnny T. I loved hearing that his first puppet job was the Starts and Street Forever special, and where the deep voice for the AM who got the number one ticket in CinderElmo came from: ,

I really liked the new version of People in your Neighborhood in the Sesame DoorDash commercial.

The extra shot in Monster Foodies of Gonger playing a tuba was a surprise. I guess that was a running gag that got thrown away because, Gonger played kazoo in the porridge episode. Elmo dressed as the broccoli in the ending was a nice nod to Kevin playing the broccoli in the original episode.