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Most likely, it was taped during season 11, but not aired until the following season for whatever reason. So, when they're putting those DVDs together, they were probably looking at the production codes for the bits and not the aired episodes.

Thank ya' folks!

I mean, it's more visually interesting and directly related to their brand than the bland lowercase font thing they've had for awhile.

I can't see them putting out a DVD for various rights reasons, mainly regarding Kermit and all the novelty recordings they used.

Sounds awesome. I'd imagine it'd have as much history about the show as they have, design sketches, BTS photos, and probably descriptions of the surviving episodes and connecting them to later Muppet bits.

The Henson Legacy has used some stuff from that special in some of the compilation screenings. It'd be great if they had a full screening at the MOMI.

I might have already mentioned this, but I hope if anyone goes all out, it's PBS. Re-run some archival stuff in prime time, like maybe the first episode, or Christmas Eve or those Boston Pops concerts.

It's a little ill-advised using it at this point; several people on Twitter have been using it thinking it's already their 50th anniversary.

I don't know what these shoots were, but they seem like interstitial / video montage kinda things, so I don't think he'll be much more than a silent cameo. But, it's possible (they could give him to Frankie Cordero maybe).

Looks like they've been taping some stuff for the anniversary: https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/sesame50/ Roosevelt Franklin!

Um, whatever.

I don't think it's a hot take that MCC is better than MTI.

I may throw a little Yiddish into my every day vernacular, but I don't go around acting the part all day like that guy. The circumstances around Ryan getting the role are touchy, yes. But the circumstances around Kevin finding work elsewhere are just as touchy (remember, he wasn't really...

There were a number of factors that I think made it quasi-doomed from the start. The main thing was that it was an entirely rushed affair. The pilot was done extremely quickly, it seems, so they didn't have much of a hold on what they actually wanted to do. And they pitched it for Fall 2016...

I'm inclined to say Pepe, but Bobo barely has do anything to be funny. There's just sumthin' 'bout him.

Or, you could just not bother him.

That's something done for the benefit of the seeing impaired. That might have been something your station did by accident, or the setting came on your TV somehow.

Overrated =/= overused. I mean, SNL turns out great talent. What do you expect?

K. Two good things about the movie - the puppetry and Maya Rudolph. That's about it.

The 150 Sesame-related titles most likely refers to all the home videos they've already made.