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Does Doug have any input in the company though? He may be just a content creator. I thought they collaborated with CA to start getting their content in a better place.

Is there that "Snack Attack" thing that was mentioned in the early product listings about it?

Yeah, not sure why this one gets repeated a lot. It's far more boring since they cut out probably the more interesting parts.

That "C is for Counting" toon, while expertly animated, is a solid example of why I don't like this format. It's a letter segment, but it's teaching counting instead. I know some segments in the past have had dual lessons, but this one makes no sense to me. They started off with a C word, cats...

This version of the "I'm Gonna Always Love You" music video has probably the best audio/video of any version I've seen:

I forgot this was happening. I'll just assume it was mediocre and think about watching it at some point.

I'm sure you're aware by now probably, but there's a number of instances where the song title and song haven't been matching. For example, "Keep Fishin'" wast just "Weezer - ????" And right now, E&B's version of "What's the Name of That Song?" is listed as "Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu - La Cité De...

If HB wasn't ripping off another well-known idea, they were ripping off themselves.

I understand the "kids can watch these in any order or whenever so continuity isn't an issue" thing, but I dunno; they could've just made this more vague. Nina could've just been throwing a party to drum up business, not "grand opening." And if they're going with that, why not air it earlier in...

To be fair, the Muppets really haven't done anything since the Outside Lands festival. I'm willing to bet Steve didn't want to / wasn't able to come in for the Thanksgiving Parade, but like, what else have we gotten since? Those "Thoughts of the Week" stuff were done on the East Coast, I'm...

It was filmed a couple of years ago or so, but hasn't been played on the show until now. It's been shown on international editions and the YouTube channel, but this is its first time airing on the actual show. Yes, "Gardens."

I fall behind on uploading to my Plaza Sesamo channel, mostly because I just forget to, even though I have dozens more stuff to put up. But anywho, I'm gonna add more this week in celebration of Earth Day, so here's what Willie Wimple (or Memo Mendez) sounds like in Spanish:

These had to have been made around the time they were shooting TMM/TMS. All the main guys were gone, so they couldn't come in for Ernie and Bert, Cookie, Kermit, Grover etc. bits, so they had use whatever "new kids" they had for puppteering. I see no other explanation of doing (at least) four...

In all forms of media, time is money. There's about eight different scenes not on the street set in that song and they had to spend probably a short amount of time setting each one up. Changing the entire puppets' outfits for each one would've been much more time consuming.

HBO has the correct episode number.

I thought it was nice and sweet. Sesame is doing the Lord's work yet again. I was a little worried when the theme would be "friends," and they'd reused basically all the inserts from the previous "friend"-themed shows, but they instead went with a bunch of random, short segments, which I liked...

Skipped through the repeat stuff, as per the usual. The street story was about three minutes shorter than the original airing, though I didn't compare to see what was cut. I'm getting a little tired of these "Letter of the day" films, though. Like, P for Painting. Why not have the kids paint P...

I kinda got bored mid-way through the first episode and moved on to something else. I should probably give it another chance.

Meh. The scene with Elmo and Crystal at night was cute and funny (love that she slept in a catchers mitt), but the rest was kinda uninteresting. Someone else was clearly performing Abby, with Leslie's voice dubbed in before or after. I'm gonna after, because the Muppeteer was hamming it up much...

And besides, it actually ties them directly into Milo's stories, rather than just sort of happening on the sidelines without affecting the plot at all like they had them do in a few episodes.