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That was a pretty good special; I can definitely see it getting a DVD release later this year. The skits with Grover were great, I could see the international shows using them as Muppet bits. I liked the songs too; Cookie's song after they were thrown out was nigh-heartbreaking. I do wish that...

Just because Zoe wasn't in it doesn't mean they intended to use her instead of Abby.

Considering there's only so many premises in the world, I think there'd be enough of an angle for this one.

You could always get it from iTunes; that might be my plan, but I live close enough to the city to see it.

Only skimmed through the show, but ya' know what I would've liked to see: instead of using the background puppeteers to do a random dog and chicken on the street, why not have them do Ernie and Bert, ya know, the two most recognized friends of the street. They wouldn't have needed to say...

Just because it had Segi instead of Zoe? I doubt that. I see it as more giving Segi more material, what with them starting to develop her and all.

Not sure where that's from, but the show's already an adaptation.

Promo site with a musical clip: http://www.pbs.org/parents/kidspromo/cookiethief/

I'm sure I say this every year, but the birthday menu is my favorite one.

Slightly off-topic, but it's an old comedy show: has anyone here watched F-Troop? I saw some of it playing on a campus TV (without audio) and it looked funny but I havem't seen anything of it.

It may not seem like it's "current" for people to use Netflix and whatnot, but it's the future, like it or not. My generation is already going to be cutting the chord on cable and lord knows the future generation will be doing it too.

Because the Frackles became more utility characters to take on various roles when needed, unlike Thog and Sweetums who had more defined roles/personalities.

Sid never had anything to do really, even with the episode that centered around him. I do like the notion that squires are the 13th century equivalent of interns though.

Cruella's also not a fairy tale character, so it makes no sense whatsoever to have her there. I would say it was pretty ballsy of them to end the s(how)eason that way. The AV Club review summed it up nicely: they clearly acknowledge in the ending song what a gamble the show is conceptually and...

Does anyone even use Internet Explorer anymore?

It's either Jim or Frank; I think it's Frank.

It's on the Wiki; it's about Old King Cole.

I don't mind the Muppet-less dancing in M11. There's not too much of it and it's at least interesting to look at. I don't like what they did here in MMW because it's a jumble mess with no spectacle. If they people did actual, um, dancing, it'd be semi-neat. But instead, we get three dudes doing...

Gee. I wonder who the culprit is... (Spoilers, but eh, whatever. It's a neat lookin' puppet).