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Would someone please be willing to upload all 4 of the online exclusive videos to Vimeo or something? I don't wanna get rid of ad blocker just to see these videos.

I really hope @Pig's Laundry or someone watches this episode on PBS tomorrow and replies to this thread. These threads really need to get more attention after the shows air on PBS.

This was very good. Stacey Gordon seems like a wonderful puppeteer and Julia just seems so cute.

The bookends for the show were fun. I especially liked seeing Baby Bear in the closing. The new Smart Cookies was good. I loved the Russian accent Eric gave his character. I also liked how this time, the Crumb showed up to reveal his prank. The new EW was fun. I liked seeing Smartie as a bee.

I found some videos from the premiere. I really want a complete video of the Q&A. , jG_t00KfZYI

Billy's Ernie sounds a lot like Steve here.

Since Elmo was in Australia, here are some fun appearances: , , , ,

The newest episode has Sesame Muppet builder Bec Sloane:

I was so happy when I saw that!

Our prayers have been answered!

I found an interview with Noel MacNeal where he said he filled in for Big Bird a few times on season 47 since Matt was in LA working on the Muppets ABC show. So it could have been him.

The cold open with Ernie was fun. The street story was pretty good. I noticed they used Caroll's Big Bird puppet even though he wasn't puppeteering. I liked that Rubber Duckie's cousin Bill has a mustache. It was interesting to see Brush Your Teeth from the 2012 Healthy Teeth initiative. Also...

The follow up to my last quote. Grant: But you do that audition, right? Like if you get that audition, you go do it even if you're like "This isn't me", but you go do it right? Tyler: Most definitely. And you commit to what your thing is and if you know that it stinks, make a character out of...

From the first episode of Grant Bachicco's new podcast Under the Puppet. Tyler Bunch: The audition that I felt the most inappropriate about, so to speak, was the amazing group of professionals that was needed to keep the energy going when things went down so to speak at Sesame Street with Kevin...

Dan Becker: It really is fascinating with all these puppets, from Kermit to Elmo to everything in between, as it gets passed from one puppeteer to the next, how the personality really evolves significantly, and really begins to take on parts of the puppeteer's personality and stuff. It's...

In Kevin's interview with the Archive of American Television, he said there's a wooden bar that the eyes are connected to.

The bookends with the Two-Headed Monster and the talking cake were fun. Norbert was interesting. I did like the parts where he "blushes" and when he had names for the ice cream makers. Grover constantly changing the color of the crayon was funny. I like that Ken Scarbrough realizes that as long...

I'm the one who asked Ryan what non-Sesame Muppet things he's done. It was nice that he answered even if he doesn't remember some examples.

I never would have thought I'd see him interviewed! Now at long last, we have a sense of what his Elmo sounded like.

I'm so sorry for triple posting, but I just want to remind everyone one last time that this episode premieres on PBS tomorrow.