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Interesting read. But, 3,2000 hour-long Sesame tapes? At that point, SW would've had nearly 4,000. Perhaps some things have been lost? That'd be a shame.

Oh no, a Blu-ray with mediocre bonuses. Whatever shall we do.

Oh no, a DVD with mediocre bonuses. Whatever shall we do.

Hey hey, another Ernie and Bert bit we're likely never to see in English! (It's sped up slightly, for some reason)

If only.

I have a feeling it's going to be another "2 full episodes" release, with the Numeric Con episode being one of the episodes. Probably the Iron Monster episode too, 'cause that one's about math and superheroes too.

That's just applies to what's in the collection found at the University of Maryland. It's entirely possible that CTW kept making those things and sending them to schools; they just didn't send any copies to the University. We don't have anything on seasons 11 or 12 (Danny never scanned that...

Someone actually did post this document to the Wiki a while ago and we have used it, but thanks!

Nah, it's in the first week of shows.

I doubt it. They only people working on this are Steve, Peter, Bill, Bruce, Alice and the other guy who's name escapes me.

Yeah, it's that.

He doesn't snap their necks; he straightens them because they're bopping to music.

The ToughPigs article pretty much sums up everything. It's not bad, it's just not very interesting to me. It's a lot of the same "we're in trouble, what will we do" in every scene before any actual plot development happens.

No, overall it's pretty "meh." That part in particular is really hard to watch.

I saw this for the first time at the Paley Center a couple of months ago. It's fairly "meh." That WormTV bit makes me embarrassed for Danny and Reah. ToughPigs was right on the money with the word "thankless."

It's an okay show. Both seasons have their issues; I wish there was a happier medium between them, with a little more involvement from the Cat in the Hat, but none of the typical "We're glad you're here!" preschool affair.