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That's fine, just thought I'd mention it though. Didn't mean anything by it. :o

It's definately one of the finest classic Sesame Street sites out there on the internet. But thanks to Muppet Wiki now, we are able to learn more about that era's past.

Right now I'm probably interested in the following: -Gobo and the Poison Cackler book and record -Stamp set in the original packaging -Tomy wind-up Doozers in the original packaging I have plenty of DVD's to offer in trade form. Let me know or email me aqt pns1@comcast.net. Thanks...

Thank you Jerry. If there is one thing I have gotten from you, Jim, and everyone else involved with the Muppets is to enjoy life and follow one's own dreams. I will keep your advice in mind. God Bless. Zach Snyder (ZNS) Lancaster PA.

Well right now I am going to be going on vacation for the weekend and need to save up on some money. But if need be, I'll stop by and see what you still have then. Thanks. P.S. If I were to do this with you as a trade, would you do tape trades in terms of the merchandise you have? Just...

I'll remember that! Thanks again Jerry. As long as I have this sort of guidance, I will continue to work on my puppetry as much as I can.

What do you still have available right now?

Well it's definately easy to get Dave Goelz to attend that event, seeing as how he's a California native. I'm sure it'll all be great.

Wishing you the best of birthdays Mr. Nelson. May God bless you on this day and for many more great days to come. :sing::batty::smirk:

Exactly how scarce are the itmes from that club? I just hope I can find some stuff soon, as long as they are not copies.

That's why you should never count your chickens before they hatch. (No offense Camilla :concern:)

Just by watching those clips, you can easily see how much fun the Jim and the performers had during the shooting sessions. It's all in good humor, yet it's still part of the creative work and team effort that goes into each and every production. This is definately something that fans should be...

If I were to choose anything else to add to my collection, it would be pieces made by either Enesco or Sigma, especially if they're at an affordable price.

I have no doubt that the original performers will want to perform their characters again. Fraggle Rock had such a purposeful meaning and quality to it when it premiered in '83, and there is still something about it that brings out the best in everyone involved with the Muppets. :smirk::excited::coy:

Ummmmmmmm........ The links say that the items are invalid and don't work anymore on that website. What do you have that is for sale?

I don't think that the cover looks bad at all. In fact, I noticed that they redid it with newer images as well as the inclusion of Murray Monster, Leela, and Bip Bipodotta. This is definately a fantastic read and looks better than "Sesame Street Unpaved" was in 1998.

WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW! This is definately something I am going to be putting on my Christmas list. If there is going to be a review on Muppet Central when it is released, it will definately deserve five Kermits. :):):)

Fantastic! :):):)

Could you please post a link to your auctions? Thanks.

This is ironic becasue two days ago I was having trouble uploading Toughpigs. But it works for me now as well as MuppetNewsflash. Hope you manage to get the website on your computer.