After meeting the first Asian American Muppet, we look at others who've joined the inclusive kids TV neighborhood

For Mark Saltzman, rubber ducky was never really the one

Once Breitbart reported the new Afghani puppet, it was only a matter of time before the right-wingers lost it

No. 13: "Sesame Street" puppeteers can sometimes mourn a puppet who is declared "toast" 

The Muppets shaped "30 Rock," Jimmy Fallon, "The Office," Zadie Smith -- and gave Gen X license to change the world

"Sesame Street" is where kids have always been shown that being different comes along with being human

The first Afghan Muppet was a 6-year-old girl named Zari, and the new muppet, Zeerak, is her brother

Viral video incidents that appear to show bias against Black children made me reconsider my own family's experience

After 33 years, Snuffleupagus isn't imaginary and Elmo gets too much airtime, but the best kids' show ever still educates with honesty, humor and loads of charm.

Salon talks to the former late night host about her new starring role beside Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem

"Jim Henson: A Biography" wonderfully tells the story of the man, his creations, and his care for others

The 50-year-old show spoke to a new generation of city kids and still continues to expand its diverse community

"The Happytime Murders" had a lot of potential, but the jokes were uninspired and simply not funny

The influential children's television show is increasing its diversity, with an autistic Muppet named Julia

Slide show: Why go to the movies? We've got the Muppets' 20 best musical moments, complete with video, right here