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It's been on there; recently upgraded, probably, but it's been on the website. And if you want to see what videos are newest, just search "Sesame" at the top and chose the videos tab.

"Flanderization" is a TvTropes-ism, meaning a once complex character has been reduced to merely a 1D personality. Their example is Ned Flanders on the Simpsons was at first just a neighbor who was everything Homer was not, then he slowly became an ultra-Christian.

The Animal looks really good, actually. The Gonzo one's not too bad, but that nose is huge, like the current puppet.

aw...one of my favorite shows...

From today's article:

I love FRIENDS, but I will say the latter half of the series gets a little harder to watch, because everyone's Flanderized so heavily (I can barely make it through "The One Where Joey Learns French" because of how unbelievably stupid he was in it).

According to TP, the Mutations are in this one too. So, yay?

MMW, I'm obviously looking forward to seeing. But, I'm interested in seeing "Saving Mr. Banks" and "Frozen" (though, I don't like how visually un-distinct it is from Tangled).

Aside from the producer character, the rest of the female characters were done by Louise Gold.

Hey, that was very good! If the Henson Company could get more things like that off the ground, they wouldn't be the laughing stock of the TP forums. It was just the right amount of adult humor without being too offensive. The games were very creative; I've played a lot of You Don't Know Jack...

A few thing: -The Zoe/Sopranos star (James Galdolfini) bit is just a two-minute sketch, not a street story. The description mentions a fear of dogs, which was a street story from this past season. -The description also mentions fear of thunderstorms, which there is an E&B sketch about -If...

She's making an appearance in the Jerry Nelson tribute episode.

Incorrect/vandal edits on Wikipedia are usually cleaned up within a short time of their addition. Minor pages that one one would ever read like that Furby one aren't going to get as much attention, so the untruthful edits will go by unnoticed.

Read it, it's in quotes.

I like the Sesame reference; it begs to question where they were during the events of the last movie; they're technically Muppets too.

According to StitchKingdom's twitter, there were some clips shown (including a duet between Ricky G. and Constantine), Miss Piggy/Kermit/Tina Fey appeared in a pre-taped message and Ty Burell appeared onstage in his tiny Interpool car.

I don't think Sam's with the villain; the inspector character seems like he's helping the Muppets and Sam's unfortunately tagging along. Now, every scene better have one of the Muppet Cacti in it.

I don't hate the cover. Sure, they could've done better, but I'm not going to complain. They're putting the last two Muppet movies not on Blu-ray ON Blu-ray in one fowl swoop.

The Orange SOP is Eric, and the lead one is Joey. Kevin's the one doing Elmo in the clips; keep in mind, the majority of the season was filmed before he left. As for the Two-Headed Monster, I'm assuming they don't sound out words anymore because the newer bits will be a lot easier to air on...