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Interesting how both Steve Whitmire and Rick Lyon were there.

Alice I think the puppet got deteriorated over time and it’s too expensive to rebuild.

I think the Henson workshop has been really over perfecting the Sesame Street Muppets.

“I wish for some soup.” :laugh: Classic Mr Johnson.

I don’t really get that maybe it’s easier to puppeteer or they’re using props and they need the hands.

Bert and Ernie are making a comeback. So you cannot complain there

I think cable kid networks are on life support basically.

I see Oscar is going to be playing a role as well.

I have a feeling characters like Forgetful or Roosevelt won't have voices because, of respect. Plus Norman Stiles said they couldn't recast Forgetful because he was such a Richard character.

At this point the only character I really want to make a comeback is Sherlock Hemlock. Though I heard from writers that the reason why Forgetful wasn’t recast is that he was too much of a Richard character.

I’m starting to sense they’re trying to bring back Jerry’s characters to fill out the void Joey left. First, the Two-Head Monster, then it was Herry and it’s now the amazing Mumford.

It’s funny how Marty and Brian are really good friends in real life.

I would be down for that one.

I don’t think Joey or Kevin were there because they have moved to LA now and Steve was let go from Sesame Street because, of budget issues and he wasn’t the only one laid off.

Well OK I just got some news, Steve Whitmire was there to celebrate the event for Caroll Spinney’s retirement.

I can see cameos but not actually puppeteering.

I spotted The Amazing Mumford there.

I still think celebrity estates are another problem with getting a release.

I wouldn’t be surprised if ABC gives up the rights to another channel.

Sesame Workshop did this tribute: