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Those bits were the only things I really liked - matching the entries from Jim's Red Book with the video of each thing; like a video form of that Imagination Illustrated book. I could honestly watch a whole video based on that premise.

Stephanie's mole was funny, I guess. And it was nice to see Grundgetta. That's about it.

Oo, nice finds!

My bad, sorry I had an opinion. Something about his delivery isn't working for me. He's talking about silly puppet shows but sounds like he's reading a class assignment; there's not enough personality coming through.

Am I the only one who can't get into the host?

Felt like an extended celebrity sketch for a bit there. Nice bit of background acting on Herry thinking he was the person they were going to consult. But, I know "RuleOfFunny" and all, why would an adult man like Chris have a dinosaur toy? They couldn't elaborate on something, anything. And...

Yeah, no. Aside from some special cases, Disney doesn't do that the Mickey Mouse crew. Nor should they with the Muppets.

Despite how they're being handled as of late, I can't really imagine the Muppets in the hands of any other media company other than Disney right now.

Imma take a step back a bit on this. My gut reaction was "GRRRRRRR!", as I'm sure every other Muppet fan's would've been. But I'm now seeing two factors: 1. All the Muppet performers are probably committed to Sesame this year for the 50th anniversary stuff (the tour, appearances on other...

I think you're mistaking "pessimism" with "an understanding of reality." I'm willing to be surprised, but ever since the ABC series was cancelled, there's been practically nothing. Yes, the live shows were cool. But what else has there been? Those "Thoughts of the Week" videos? "Drop the Mic?"...

I'd be more willing to believe that if there weren't rumors of it happening as far back as February of last year.

Unless there's stuff still going on, they didn't announce anything Muppet-related, new or old, unless they're just being lumped in with general stuff. And their own press release makes no mention of them.

So when you're choosing the images you want to upload, on the bottom right corner of the big picture there should be an icon looking like a stacked deck of cards. That enables you to add more than one image in a post. I would also suggest that you use the icon on the bottom left if you want all...

I mean, there wasn't much surprise in the story, but it's nice getting another Julia episode and the stuff with Elmo was amusing enough (Abby makes the one poof hairdo work). I'm assuming the hairdresser in the photo is actually the Sesame hairdresser or some other staffer. Yeah, I like the...

Yeah, I missed 13 or something. Weird that Constantine was included but not Walter.

The idea nugget for YouTube was because they creators thought there was no easy platform for sharing the clip of Janet Jackson at that one SuperBowl. YT is a video sharing site; the fact that content creators were able to make money off it wasn't really the main thrust of the site.

I get Doug's frustration over the ratings thing. Speaking frankly, once I reached the age where age restrictions no longer mattered, I stopped paying attention to ratings.

I'll get back to you.

I mean, they weren't supposed to really fool anyone. They're just for laughs.

You're either tuning in too early or too late.