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So glad to see the Snuffleupagus-sized trash can episode. A few thoughts: * Those are some impressive camera angles! * Oscar couldn't get into the can by standing on Telly's shoulders. Maybe he should have asked Bruno to help. * I was expecting the Twiddlebug sanitation worker to actually be...

I am surprised about the related videos thing (and maybe I should I ask this in the general discussions YouTube thread). While often I’ll see “related videos” that have to do with what I am watching, often I’ll find a lot of related videos of things I have watched or close enough, in the related...

In an example of hilarious in hindsight, that filmstrip depicts Oscar's can as being around Ernie and Bert's window, decades before Oscar would move there.

I knew about Mojo Jojo being responsible. But the professor was still trying to create the perfect little girls (somebody else said he was only trying to make one, I’m pretty sure the narrator uses the plural).

There's one episode of The Powerpuff Girls where they meet a new friend and when they introduce her to the professor, he says that he created the Powerpuff Girls by accident (allowing for the punchline of their friend saying she was also an accident). But the Powerpuff Girls weren't really an...

Now that I've seen all of the Marx Brothers movies (except Love Happy, which I don't expect to see anytime soon.... and besides, it barely counts as a Marx Brothers movie), I'll revise my list of the top ten Marx Brothers movies. 1. Monkey Business 2. Duck Soup 3. A Day at the Races 4. The...

Did Trump really do that, or did he just talk about doing it?

Wow, until now I never thought about the fact that the three newest humanoid Muppets are not made from AMs.

I thought it was weird that they had Biff and Sully take the day off when Jerry and Richard were still on set for the episode (so it's not like the performers got the day off), but I guess it goes with them having so many coffee breaks and such when they should be working (and a funny contrast...

The rarely-seen Alphabet Polka with John Candy. Classic Sesame Street - Alphabet Polka - YouTube

Some of that stuff about Bruno talking reminds me of something that is probably not ironic but got me thinking. I did not know Bruno was in that episode until images were provided. I don’t know if he just wasn’t in the draft of the script that the wiki used for reference or if they just didn’t...

Yeah, I asked about how they keep hats on heads to the Below the Frame show and they mentioned a variety of methods, while also mentioning that construction worker hats are hard to keep on (that was one I really wondered about, though I didn't specifically mention that in my question). Both...

Didn't expect to see Bruno talk in that one. He sounds different than in Follow That Bird and "Put It in the Trash Can", sounds a little like Thog. I'd like to think Caroll Spinney provided his voice as usual, but Jerry Nelson was on set performing Biff, don't know why they'd suddenly have him...

In real life could the building have fallen apart by hammering just one nail? Biff seems to get the blame, but wouldn’t that have happened anyway? Sully shook his head, trying to warn them against hammering the nail in the spot they did (from the descriptions I thought it was warning, but it...

The Simpson’s episode “Krusty Gets Busted” has the line “if cartoons were meant for adults, they’d put them on in prime time”, which is funny because The Simpson’s was in prime time, but now I’m thinking more about it. At the time, while there had been prime time animated shows in the 1960s...

maybe it’s not that big a deal, but these days, it seems like most of the main performers have only one regular character. longtime performers Martin Robinson, David Rudman, Eric Jacobson, and Matt Vogel all still have plenty of characters. Peter Linz has two, Carmen Osbahr has two. But Ryan...

Yeah. It is hard to really develop new characters when the Muppets don’t have a regular series (or a new movie every few years). The Jim Henson Company probably could do new Muppet shows and focus more on new characters, while Disney would focus on a brand and focus more on those known as...

I have also started to wonder if, ignoring Frank Oz's limited availability, it would have been better if Muppets Tonight mainly focused on a fairly small core group of Muppets, if most of it was Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo, Rizzo, Bunsen and Beaker, Statler and Waldorf as much as they...

Maybe. And I’ve seen at least one interview with one of the Henson people saying that TMS was introducing new characters all the time (well, not so much in the last two seasons). But there is a big difference. Until The Muppet Show premiered, there wasn’t really a core group of Muppets. Sesame...

Yeah, even the episodes that had been in fan collections before fans started getting rare episodes mysteriously have not made their way to YouTube, as far as I can tell. I have searched for the episode where Gordon gets a good citizens award a few times.