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Well, how many songs from "Cats" can you name other than the one they usually do?

I just noticed Grover's ancestor has eyelids; it's a little weird.

I had no idea how big or small the figures would be. Animal is like twice Kermit's size. And these things are so dern complicated to remove from the box.

Yeah. Granny Fanny. That ol' bat is never satisfied.

Do you want anything from the Shalom Sesame "Chanukah" show (the 1990 one)? I can get some songs/sketches from if you want them.

The episodes that premiered in January are airing on PBS now. See how fast that time window went? To quote someone from TP: "What a non-issue this was." Yes, I know, waiting for new stuff is frustrating, but you'll get to see it sooner than you think. Let me put things this way: HBO isn't going...

Yes, not everybody has Netflix or HBO. But enough people do to make it worth the money of making original content.

Musical number clip:

I'm sure I've said this before, but I think since gingerbread men are a staple of this time of year, I think "Sweet Gingerbread Man" and Cookie Monster's "Gingerbread Man" would fit right in.

I'm surprised I haven't made this argument yet in this thread. But, if you look at a lot of what Steve's done in the past few years on SS, almost none of it has actually been shown on the show. A couple of street stories and a song and that's it. All the rest of the stuff he's filmed has been...

I noticed that too. I dunno, I think it could look interesting. The recent change has allowed for a lot of new interesting camera angles and shots. So, if it can enhance the visual look of the show, I'm for it.

It was probably a workshop for "wringers."

It probably won't be airing on PBS, this year at least.

And in case Phil is reading, yes, I will send you some MP3s for the Radio when this airs.

I wouldn't doubt we'd see a 50th anniversary special at this rate. One thing I would love to see is a large, international crossover special, similar to the New Year's one. But actually put all the characters in the same space. That'd be very awesome.

So, here's some info on the new SS Christmas special: SESAME STREET has been educating and entertaining kids, helping them grow smarter, stronger and kinder, for more than four decades. Now, just in time for the holiday season, the fun-filled extended special ONCE UPON A SESAME CHRISTMAS debuts...

It did come out, just on the SS Facebook page.

I'd try to listen, but I can barely tolerate JD Hansel.