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Very impressive. I wonder what those blue and yellow toys on the second shelf are (prototypes, perhaps?).

I agree, though I sort of hope it's another Peter Lintz character (I have a feeling he'll also be one of the Moopets, but until we see an official cast listing or hear the voices we'll never know).

Somebody pointed out that it looks like Jason Segal is performing Dr. Teeth in the car scene, in additon to appearing on-camera. And I started thinking about this. None of Bill Barretta's other characters are in the car (no Rowlf, no Swedish Chef, and of course no Pepe, unless he's on the floor...

I was just watching this opening again, and spotted a book with "12 Angry Men" written on the spine. Sesame StreetUnpaved has a section on Monsterpiece Theater, including a "Monsterpiece Theater Program Guide". Most of the titles listed are actual MT segments, but there are two segments listed...

I was just watching the credits again, and noticed that despite how very little Elmo this has, the credits still say "And Kevin Clash as Elmo". I was thinking that all of the Monsterpiece Theater segments were shown with whatever openings the segments originally had, but I read in the 40th...

I bought Best of Sesame Street Spoofs a few days ago.

I thought it might be fun to speculate on the timeline of the Monsterpiece Theater segments, to try to figure out the years various installments premiered, and to note when certain changes might have occurred. Season 11 - the premiere of Me, Claudias (according to the 40th anniversary DVD)...

After watching Spaceship Surprise: The Next Generation: Planet H, I noticed a line at the end, saying "See you some year for Spaceship Surprise..." I don't know if that's the only "Next Generation" segment (it's the only one mentioned on the wiki), but it seems they might have been planning on...

I pointed that out in the other thread when the contents were announced. Of course with a set like this every season doesn't need to be represented, and the chapter menus don't list seasons, but they could have put a few season 27-34 stuff, like Super Morphin' Mega Monsters and one or two of the...

That sounds like a good idea. Or maybe a two-disc "Best of Bert & Ernie & Other Sesame Street Duos" collection. Disc 1 could focus on Bert and Ernie, with a bonus selection of Ernie and Cookie Monster team-ups, and disc two could focus on other duos, including Big Bird and Snuffy, Oscar and...

Like with 40 Years of Sunny Days, if you like on one of the clips (as opposed to "play all"), it'll go back to the chapters menu after the clip ends. Unlike 40 Years of Sunny Days, the seasons aren't listed in the chapter menu (on that set you can click on the season number and the set will keep...

Most segments cut to one another, but in some cases (and it seems disc 1 does this more than disc 2) there's a transition where the end of a clip zooms back, being shown on a film strip (like how the clips on the cover are shown) and it moves past a few strips (showing parts of other clips in...

A few things about the review that I noticed: It says that Sesame Street has been doing spoofs since the first season, but I don't know of any parody segments that originated in season one (if there were parodies in the first season then it's a shame none were included, as I really like stuff...

This is a great set (despite the lack of Miami Mice... and I searched but couldn't find any easter eggs). One thing I noticed is that both discs begin with the Sesame Street around the world promo and a preview for 40 Years of Sunny Days. Normally multi-disc sets only have previews on the first...

I was thinking, there's going to be another alphabet-themed release soon (Learning Letters with Elmo), if they do a numbers release soon, maybe they could have it be a Count spotlight release. Maybe called "Counting with The Count" and have segments with The Count that involve numbers. Here's...

Learning About Letters and Learning About Numbers are not particularly rare, though (both are still widely available on DVD, and I think can be downloaded at iTunes). And I think part of Learning About Numbers had been removed from YouTube awhile ago due to including The King of 8 (a clip of...

Martin P. Robinson's blog shows some footage of Eric Jacobson performing Grover: http://www.sesamestreet.org/parents/blog/-/blogs/grover-and-eric?_33_redirect=%2Fparents%2Fblog I don't know if it's something that's actually coming up or if he was just playing around on the set, but it looked...

Most of the Play-Along videos had been uploaded (and recently removed). Only a few scenes from Wow, You're a Cartoonist! had been uploaded, and I doubt the linking footage for Moother Goose Stories have. I thought most of these were good. Well, the ones with the main Muppet characters. Though...

Eren Ozker left The Muppet Show to get married and start a family in the united states, but she did perform in a few Henson productions afterwards. One performer who I really wonder about is Camille Bonora. She was kind of major during the late-1980s and early-1990s but then she was suddenly...

It's Space Day with Telly.