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I don't get why they made these if they weren't airing in America anywhere. Were international distributors clamoring for more? I also don't get the like frames they add to certain inserts and not others. Was this produced in widescreen? I can get it for that reason, but even so, some inserts...

No. That's what understudies are for....

I was surprised to see the old Letter/Number songs too, but I doubt Zoe's presence was a factor at all; kids won't pick up a difference with only four words she sings. Again, this seems like two stories mish-mashed into one: Elmo learning the scooter and taking turns with Zoe. Still, nice to...

Why resurrect a thread with no posts for almost two years?

I looked away when my clip came out, out of embarrassment. But, glad they saw it at least. That MOMI screening was a good day.

Nope.

Quaint, to say the least. Peter was great as the ball and the song was pretty catchy. Nice to see Herry run by and Ernie in Hooper's. Remember Ernie? I expected them to use that SG bit, but I didn't expect to see that EW.

Mamma mia!

Eric hasn't ever done Cookie, as far as I know.

I used to listen to the MuppetCast regularly. 11PC I don't even remember hearing about until not long ago and even so, I don't listen to that. I could go on about the MuppetCast, but I'll summarize: I'm sure Steve is a super-nice guy and all, but as a host, he's boring and often uninformed. JD...

I frankly don't like either of them. Steve's intention seemed in the right place, though why he thought they'd actually put out a statement about their departure beforehand was completely misguided. Had they actually retired properly, they would've gotten much more positive feedback he had...

Interesting "Dumb and Dumber" rapport they found with Grover and Cookie.

Haven't seen it, but the gist is that a dog gets re-encarnated as other dogs until he finds his original master, I guess.

Elmo, Grover, Cookie and the Count appeared in a cute bit on tonight's Kimmel:

Sometime between season 11 and 14.

I think we've been spoiled by cartoons lately that have ongoing plots and such instead of stand-alone episodes. You get involved in the arc and want to know what I happens next. I don't know what the creators considered when planning things out, but for me it's like, "I want to see what happens...

They went with Chris to give the cartoons a little more of an old-school sound. And I watched a bit of the Roadsters and had no idea that wasn't Tony doing Donald until I looked it up. DuckTales is no doubt a factor.

I remember being introduced to this back in like 2013. I was getting very antsy/mad with how long season 3 was taking, especially now that they moved it to some random video service. I just want closure on Chris and Beth.