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I don't understand what "Do de Rubber Duck" is even doing in a Chanukah episode. I also think subtitles were avoided because if this was for the same age group as the regular show, they wouldn't really be able to read them.

...why did what happen?

You got all that by looking out your window?

Like the Pixar Shorts Collection. I'd enjoy a Bud Lucky one, and especially a Sally Cruikshank one; her cartoons look great and the songs are some of the best animated ones they've had.

Michael Buble's special is on Hulu http://www.hulu.com/watch/433828#i0,p0,s1,d0 Elmo comes in around 13:00 in.

Clips from the video. You can also download mp3s of the songs from there.

Ah, that's much better, thanks!

I wonder how often they shelve things like that; like your quote, it's a lot of money wasted. I mean, things like that "Super Grover 2.0" song seem pretty costly to make; I personally don't think it could've tested well at all, the message is completely lost because the lyrics are too rapidly...

I swear, if I ever work for SW, I'm sneaking into their archives and watching the Snuffy episode. I'd love to see what it's like, especially the use of segments; if it was a story that took up the full hour (unlike Hooper's death, which was at the tail end of the episode), it'd seem very hard to...

Ah yes, that's where I saw the rest of the article. And the BTS shots of E&B in their bedroom help support my theory. Well....*window jump out of-ing*

The "episode" was actually the orignal version of "Imagination", which they scrapped because they had real monsters at the begging frightening Ernie. I'm pretty sure that it was the monsters on this: ...because they're pretty scary looking and they're against a black background, which...

Not to be picky, but do you have a copy that's not so scratchy?

The full resource video's coming out tomorrow. And here's an article about it. ‘D’ Is for Divorce: Big Feelings on Sesame Street In early 1992, a census report predicted that 40 percent of children would soon live in divorced homes. As one of the most famous children’s television programs...

The magic of Christmas!

Anyone have the album version of "All Dressed Up"?

"RAISE YOUR HAND IF THAT SURPRISES YOU!" Honestly, they were talking about the sequel before the movie even came out and Disney being the money-whores they are would no doubt jump at the chance to profit of their successes again. I wouldn't mind a sequel, mind you.

Miles was never established as leaving for college; Gabi was around after she graduated and mentioned school a few times, so she probably commutes or something (I mean, it's NYC, so getting around is easy as pie). I mean, Chris is only here to fill the void Miles left and has made his own...

I don't think the set has changed at all since season 39, except the building next to the Subway entrance has become a flower shop:

That's too bad if they don't make any more segments. The fact that the segment would make their kids funny is such a slap in the face. They have enough segments for there to be no repeats for a season, but if there's no more, would they replace it with a new segment? And if so, with what?