Join me for an exciting All-Day Thrifting Adventure!
I’m hitting up some amazing spots, starting with the Toys for the Ages Expo, where I’ll be exploring a treasure trove of vintage toys and collectibles from different eras. Whether you’re into nostalgic finds or rare gems, this is a must-see for any toy enthusiast.
Next, I’m heading to American Daydream Antiques, a fantastic antique mall that’s brimming with vintage toys and collectibles. I can’t wait to show you the hidden gems throughout.
But that’s not all—be sure to tune in for Part 2 of my adventure! (coming next week). I’ll be checking out State Theater Vintage, a cool spot known for its eclectic mix of vintage clothing, records, and more. Trust me, you won’t want to miss the finds I score here! And to wrap it all up, I’ll be showing off my massive pick-up haul from the day—everything I snagged during my thrifting adventure, including some unbelievable finds from all three locations! It's going to be an action-packed day full of hidden treasures, so come along and join me on this thrifting journey!
Silver Buffalo has a new collection of Muppet drinkware featuring Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy.
We shared an image of their Kermit mug last week that can be found at TJ Maxx locations.
Please not that we were only able to find ONE mug at ONE TJ Maxx location despite traveling to MANY TJ Maxx, Marshal's, and Home Goods locations (they're all owned by the same company.)
However, Silver Buffalo does have other mugs available online.
We've heard these stores may also carry a Kermit Christmas kitchen towel and Kermit dog outfit, though I have not seen these at any of the locations ai checked, so I can't confirm. If you do see them send us a photo so we can let everyone know what to look for.
We also found these two made on demand insulated tumblers online, not made made by Silver Buffalo.
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It's hard to believe the year is already coming to a close. While we don’t have a new video dropping this week, we’re excited to end the year with a special two-part back-to-back video over the next two weeks.
But, before we get to those videos, let’s take a moment to show some love to the videos that didn’t quite get the attention they deserved this past year.
So, without further ado, below you’ll find a list of our lowest-viewed videos from 2024. We believe these hidden gems deserve a second chance.
Join me as I unbox the incredibly special Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas 45th Anniversary Figure Set from Plastic Meatball! This beautifully crafted set brings to life the beloved characters from Jim Henson's classic holiday special, celebrating over four decades of heartwarming nostalgia.
You'll see all the intricate details and craftsmanship that make these figures a must-have for fans of Emmet Otter and the Muppets.
Whether you're a collector, a fan of classic Muppet holiday specials, or just love seeing these beloved characters come to life, you won’t want to miss this unboxing experience!
Celebrating The Jim Henson Hour's 35th Anniversary With Special Guest James V Carroll!
Join me as I embark on an exciting journey to the Museum of the Moving Image to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of "The Jim Henson Hour"!
This special occasion was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the groundbreaking work Jim Henson and his incredible legacy in the world of television and puppetry. I’ll be joined by my friend James V. Carroll, an expert on all things Henson, as we explore the exhibits, dive into behind-the-scenes stories, and reminisce about the magic of The Jim Henson Hour.
Whether you’re a long-time Muppet lover or just discovering the magic of Jim Henson’s work, this celebration promises to be a heartfelt and nostalgic look back at one of Henson’s most beloved projects. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience the magic, craftsmanship, and artistry that continues to inspire today’s entertainment world!
A Four Foot Prune:
Join me as I embark on a fun and nostalgic adventure in search of vintage Muppet treasures inside A Four Foot Prune! And no, I’m not talking about a literal prune – A Four Foot Prune is a charming, quirky vintage store located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, named after a memorable line from The Muppet Movie. This unique shop is a hidden gem in its own right, filled with an eclectic mix of vintage items, including some rare and sought-after Muppet memorabilia from yesteryear. As we explore the store, I’ll be on the hunt for those special Muppet gems tucked away on shelves and corners, just waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re a lifelong Muppet fan or a vintage collector, you’ll love seeing what hidden Muppet treasures I uncover inside this whimsical store. So, come along for the ride and let’s dig into the Muppet magic that’s waiting to be found!
Join me as I take a deep dive into the recent Muppet-themed exclusives unveiled at D23 and unbox the Muppets Haunted Mansion Mystery Puzzle Pins.
Whether you're a D23 fan, a Muppet fan, a pin collector, or a lover of all three, you won’t want to miss this unboxing adventure.
Feel free to share, comment, and revisit any of these videos you might have missed — every bit of support counts. Let's end the year on a high note by showing these videos some much-needed love!
Be sure to check out even more videos on our Youtube channel.
According to the Hollywood ReporterSesame Street and HBO have opted not to renew their deal to stream new episodes of the show.
Though the show's upcoming 55th season will be it's last on Max, the streamer will continuing to license older episodes through 2027. It is not clear however, whether this library deal would prohibit any potential partners for new episodes from acquiring library episodes as well.
Regardless of who airs the new episodes first (Sesame Street still has a deal to air them on PBS) the show's 56th season will drop the “magazine”-style format and lean into longer narrative-led segments. This will be paired with a new animated series "Tales From 123."
We'll keep you posted as new information develops.
The nominations for the Children's and Family Emmys were announced yesterday and Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock and Sesame Street racked up multiple nominations.
Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock was nominated for:
Children's or Family Viewing Series
Visual Effects for a Live Action Program
Cinematography for a single Camera Live Action Program,
Editing for a Single Camera Live Action Program,
Original Song For a Children's or Young Teen Program“Radishes vs. Strawberries”
Sesame Street was nominated for:
Preschool Series
Editing For a Multiple Camera Live Action Program, Lighting
Camera and Technical Arts
Art Direction/ Set Decoration/Scenic Design for a multiple Camera Program,
Directing For a Multiple Camera Live Action “The Sign Language ABCs”
Original Song For a Preschool Program “That’s Why We Love Nature”
Sesame spinoffs Elmo & Tango Holiday Helpers was nominated for best Non-Fiction Program and Elmo and Jesse Remember Uncle Jack was nominated for best Short Form Live Action Program.
Sesame Street will also receive an honorary award for best Public Service Initiative for Sesame Workshop: Emotional Well-Being.
Both shows will compete against each other in the following categories:
PUPPETRY PERFORMER:
Leslie Carrara-Rudolph as Abby Cadabby & Tango Sesame Street (HBO/Max)
Eric Jacobson as Bert, Oscar the Grouch & Grover Sesame Street (HBO/Max)
Donna Kimball as Mokey, Storyteller & Cotterpin Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock (Apple TV+)
Karen Prell as Red & Icy Joe Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock (Apple TV+)
David Rudman as Cookie Monster & Baby Bear Sesame Street (HBO/Max)
WRITING FOR A PRESCHOOL OR CHILDREN’S SERIES
“Brave Bessie by Brave Gabrielle” Sesame Street (HBO/Max)
“Can They Be Friends?” Sesame Street (HBO/Max)
“I’m Pogey” Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock (Apple TV+)
“This for That” Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock (Apple TV+)
COSTUME DESIGN/STYLING
Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock (Puppet Design entry) (Apple TV+)
Sesame Street (Puppet Design entry) (HBO/Max)
You can see the full list and the competition they face (when not each other) at Variety with the winners announced March 15, 2025.
Gobo is the fearless leader of the Fraggle gang, always ready to embark on a daring adventure! With his trusty explorer's map and unshakable curiosity, he’s a natural-born trailblazer. Gobo’s courage inspires everyone to chase their dreams—no matter how big or small.
Red is the fiery ball of energy that keeps Fraggle Rock buzzing! Competitive, confident, and full of sass, she’s the ultimate go-getter. Whether she’s making a splash at the Fraggle Pond or leading a team effort, Red proves that a little determination goes a long way.
Known for his lovable nature, constant quest to please, and propensity for “wembling”, Wembley’s big heart always shines through. He might take a while to make a decision, but his loyalty and kindness make him a true gem.
Sprocket is the curious and clever canine companion to Doc, always keeping an eye on the Fraggles. With his big, expressive eyes and lovable quirks, Sprocket proves that dogs truly are everyone’s best friend - even if they’re not quite sure what’s going on in Fraggle Rock!
Mokey is the dreamy artist of Fraggle Rock, always lost in creative thought. Whether she’s painting, writing poetry, or meditating, Mokey reminds everyone to see the beauty in the world around them. Her calm wisdom and kind spirit make her the perfect friend to lean on.
Boober is the lovable, anxious resident of Fraggle Rock. With a penchant for laundry, cooking, and cleaning, he’s always ready to share a practical (and sometimes gloomy) perspective. But beneath all the worry, Boober has a heart of gold and proves that even the most cautious souls can be brave when it counts.
This beautiful Fraggle Rock ZOX is limited to just 1,000 pieces worldwide. For this specific design, serial numbers 0001 - 0100 come with gold stitching on an ultra-rare aqua blue color way. The remaining 900 are all silver stitching on the gray color way.
ZOX's Fraggle Rock bracelets are available at the links above and at Zox.com
The Jim Henson Company, is partnering on a new kids series Paul The Bear with Summer Camp Island creator Julia Pott and former Disney Star Raviv Ullman.
The live-action series about a recently retired brown bear getting in touch with himself and his English seaside community and will include a cast of real people and puppet animals. While Paul himself will be nonverbal.
Pott, an animator and illustrator, and Ullman, best known for playing Phil Diffy, on Disney’s Phil of the Future created and will run the series.
The Jim Henson Company's Lisa Henson and Halle Stanford will serve as executive producers along with Pott and Ullman.
The logline for the series reads: “Paul T. Bear is newly retired, having spent most of his life out at sea working as a long-haul fisherman, sharing his space with bears at all hours of the day and night. He’s excited to finally be on his own — painting still lives of his favorite household items, attending plays, and volunteering at the library. But not all things come easy in new places and Paul will have to expend some effort to find a well-balanced life.”
