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There has to be. Someone like Phil Chapman must know how.

Are any of these sketches on Youtube? (in English?) http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110602092255/muppet/images/6/66/KermitSomeMoreMostMarbles.jpg http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110602081631/muppet/images/7/73/SimonTransportationSounds.jpg

I have it on DVD. I just got a copy of the special with the intro last week from MuppetDanny. It's a wonderful special and a terrific example of Jim's love for family entertainment.

This is incredible. We have officially entered the 21st century. Everything on here looks fantastic. Great job Phil.

Richard Hunt is one of the best Muppeteers. His performance of Aristotle is pure gold.

This is just incredible. I would love to hear some reaction from people like Jerry Nelson and especially Frank Oz.

I must say that I am very impressed with how the show has worked. The best part about it is that it gives today's generation a new look at all of the wonderful characters created by Warner Bros. Using Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck as the main characters of the show works perfectly. And the magazine...

What was it that you added?

Now all that's left for us to see is the teaser trailer. :):):)

How can we get copies of it from the companies though?

How difficult would it be to find this special? Who is the best person to contact to see if they have this special?

How in the world did you get into the Henson offices? You and your kids are so lucky. :):):)

If you look close enough, you can see Little Bird sitting with the SNL Muppets. He's just right about Big Bird. There's also Bobbity, Traveling Matt, and Robin sitting with Sweetums. The Do-Do's are also in the very back right through the doorway.

I noticed on the Amazon.com page that the runtime is only a mere 48 minutes. How does that work for a 2-disc set?

This is probably the most detailed shot by far of the famous mural by Counter Watt. Originally seen at the now defunct Henson Townhouse, it currently resides at the Henson offices in L.A. (the old Charlie Chaplin studios). Here is the shot below. There are many characters on it that I have never...

I wish they included this on the complete series set. It would have been in better quality, but it's still fun to watch on Youtube. :smirk::excited::coy:

Something tells me that someone else on this thread knows all the details more than we do. :smirk:

Did they choose a date yet, or are you just finally buying the first three seasons?

Not bad at all. I'll keep an eye on that Miss Piggy puppet.

This one truly takes the cake for rare unseen works. Apparently Jim and Jerry Juhl were commissioned by RCA to help demonstrate the precursor to VCR's and DVD players called Select-a-Vision. Check out the entry and watch the video. http://www.henson.com/jimsredbook/2011/04/30/4301969/