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Making a point after this production for the Foodie Truck segment where Cookie Monster and Gonger are both chefs. The overnight oatmeal jar breakfast segment is the first time Gonger recognizes his former Tea Time Monster, signaled by the gong on every Furchester episode, as Narf (performed here...

Sharing this with the community on how Sesame Workshop should start using Hybrid (the video converter like the paid Wondershare Uniconverter) to deinterlace their old material with an upscaled HD resolution if they want high quality 60fps output without visible field bobbing on both the source...

They also built the cavern toadies, not in the original series made for background eating plants. They're not the toadies (the koopalings) on the Yoshi games that capture players.

The site you were using got hacked the other day for their source code, so if the torrent is still up, check if your login data's leaked.

On the song about the funeral of Gonzo and Pepe, where the two frackles "Mo" and "J.G." take them down to the dark, then raise back up to the coffins with red smoke, there is a grunt sound effect that was originally heard from the Hailfire Peaks (the ice side) where the Biggyfoots kick Banjo...

It's for the specific variation of the segment, without the frame skipping that only appears on old PBS airings that no longer appear on the channel including where you recorded a clip from the Mysterious Cookie Hood episode which contains this making it hard to find these days. Most 2012 DVD...

R.E.M's Furry Happy Monsters song is rare, though not overall, but in variation, on where it appears as of today. The smooth "60 frames per second" variant of this segment only appears on pre-2012 syndication, it's commercial breaks, and the original DVD releases before 2012 of Elmo Loves You...

Yes, but it did have it without the graphics in 1992 (which was the only year in the 90s it had the song).

Before halloween, Ubisoft developed some FPS shooting whatnots for the event where they need to collect candies from the bodies in-order to win a match. Is this Muppet related like the skins created for Little Big Planet or something?

This variant is hard to find which could have been on Sesame Street more than the other which was also cropped for later usage like the 50th songs compilation and the ending had to be re-created because they never released the full version of it on their site years ago which they should have...

Here's the full version of the recent variation of the song about Frazzle from 1976 that didn't make it on the official Sesamestreet.org as well as it's YouTube. Happy Halloween!

Note that the font on the original variation was used for Yoshi Story.

The orange monster in this version was Rocky.

Found out, but it's only to beg them for no reason. I'd say move on from his profile unless that's cleared up.

He took only screenshots with some blank except for the RSM dubs which are HBO Max releases, so I captured the english RSM variant myself.

Marty's next to the gingerbread dinosaur.

That brush cousin of Timmy's dog brushbrush (who only returned wearing a face mask as a sign of the corona virus and wasn't on this special) also resembles the Handy Mandy tools even though the two respective toothbrush dogs are puppets with this being a muppet for the teeth cleansing song while...

Harvey himself (the blue monster puppet) after years of absence aside from the sculpture on the color songs returned this time without the black hair and eyebrows, has shorter horns and green eyelids as well as the orange nose who's one of the secret gems. It's odd he got a haircut ever since...

They could be for documentation purposes to inform readers about the variants they've made throughout the years in which companies (in that case have to protect their IP to remain in business) should be priding to the motion graphics history like they wouldn't mind having logo captures taken...

How do you know that? The segments need to continue to be allowed on YouTube because some variants may not be available on their channel such as added sound effects and if they're not lenient, they'll go after them.