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It's been updated in the Outside of Fraggle Rock section of the article.

Here's the hosting spots: And all the commercials: .

I loved it. It was very cool. I loved the parts that were referencing My Little Pony and Transformers.

If you don't want to deal with buffering on the Hub website, here it is on YT: .

That video is hilarious and awesome.

The new street story was good. I loved Baby Bear getting inspiration by singing "Porridge Art" with heaven lights above him. The Word of the Day bit was good. The best part was Jon Hamm saying he'd get a hernia. The Peeps in the Hood bits were great. I loved Murray talking about how no one uses...

They just finished filming. That's awesome that it only took them 4 months.

The Hub finally posted a video for one of the promos: .

The mystery has been solved! Henson told me on Facebook that the new performer of Gobo is: (DRUM ROLL) John Tartagila!

Today's street story was good. Just funny all around. The Word of the Day was pretty good. I liked Elmo and Don moving like the big balloon. The Peeps in the Hood bits were very good. That orchestra is impressive. Oscarfan, here are the old Muppet bits they showed until you get the episode file...

They didn't do that with Do It Anyway. I hope they do it with that.

Does Karen Prell have an email address? I couldn't find one on her website. And that's the best way to get an answer for our question.

That's not the problem. I had no trouble watching it in HD before this happened.

Another thing that changed is the quality settings. The lowest quality used to be 240p. Now it's 144p. Because of that, when I try to watch it in 720p, it won't load completely until it's over. So can we please start putting comments on the video and their Facebook page to put the quality...

Still, it's worth a try.

I've been asking Grant Baciocco on Facebook who played Gobo and he won't tell me. Maybe if all of us keep asking him politely, he'll tell us.

Some DVDs and Blu-rays have done that. The commentary on the 2011 Muppet movie Blu-ray is subtitled.

I know this is off-topic, but has anyone got the Roger Rabbit Blu-ray? Are all the bonus features including the commentaries subtitled? Cause, that will make me want to buy it.

Check out this cool interview with Crash I found:.

Here's the video: