After the TV segment he gets a door visitor, who he interrupts so he can tell them his fish is imagining Elmo doing or being something. Does this visitor see this imagination? Or does the talking cactus stand there politely while Elmo pretends his fish pretends about Elmo?
I'm starting to suspect that the TV in Elmo's house is close-circuit and no one else gets his shows. All the channels feature the same lady rapping about trees or something.
Elmo will often deliver a question on behalf of his fish to random children, who will then explain things to Dorothy directly. How disappointed are these kid actors that they get to be on Sesame Street but then find out they're just tying shoes near a fish?
Mr. Noodle occasionally has family visitors, and often they are there when he is not. Are they visiting his spot on the street corner outside Elmo's house?
Who are the voices that torment Mr. Noodle when Elmo asks him a question? They seem diegetic, but there's no source. Is Mr. Noodle plagued by phantom children? Can Elmo hear them too? Why are they so bossy? Let that clown pretend to be a chicken the way he wants to!
Why does Elmo has a window that opens into a clown's house? I'm willing to allow that maybe Mr. Noodle is just standing outside Elmo's house all the time, but there's beds and stuff in that terrible clown void, so I think he lives in there.
Elmo has a drawing of his parents on the wall in his weird crayon house. They both wear glasses and have three legs. We've met Elmo's father in a number of different sketches, he has two legs and no glasses. What did Elmo draw? What is he seeing?
@SystemMastery Oh well shoot Jon, I kept youtubing after you left, so I'm afraid it's David Attenborough's The Great Barrier Reef part 3 of 3 for my special guy.
Should be posting Expounded Universe tonight! Generally speaking if it's my job to post it it will happen at night now, since that's when I hand off the wee Sage.