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Not Bus Stop Sign - but that's a very good guess.

Yep - also on the Karen Falk guided tour night and Fran Brill's presentation.

The switch to Warner's was extraordinarily recent. However before this happened no news had come out under previous owners about a volume 3 most likely due to the 40th anniversary set coming out - that's a pretty major (and similar) retrospective box set...even if there was no change in dvd...

Now THIS is the news i've been waiting for! I mean now that the complete series is out on dvd it seemed like kind of a no-brainer to release the cartoon series since that's the remaining main Fraggle project that still needed to be put on dvd in its entirety. Makes much more sense than another...

Any particular reason why you need this Youtubed when Muppets Take Manhattan is available on dvd and not exactly hard to find - if you don't already have one already in your home? I mean finding a second hand or cheap copy can't be that hard. Youtube is great but shouldn't be used as a...

Well as one of those that remembers original Telly, i wasn't the least bit freaked out by his appearance (but then again i was the type that loved the Muppet monsters even despite the odd occasional nightmare about blue-nose Herry popping up out of clothes hampers and mop buckets surprising and...

Sorry for being a dork. (Resumes eating pork with a spork)

Psychic-delics of course

Then how about Real Old York? Dead York? Bork Bork York?

Since the film is based on a book, i can't quite give the filmmakers full credit for coming up with an intriguing title and ad campaign for a film that's obviously going to be about something more but still as far as a commercial, that's a great little absurdist comedic way of garnering...

Honestly what's the big deal with New York anyway? Everything's always "New York this", "New York that"...what's wrong with the good ol' OLD YORK?

Bravo! For all the complaints over fictional sex and violence - what do they do to "fix" the problem? Show REAL sex and violence! A lot of the television audience is smarter than what people give them credit for - they know the difference between real and fake; right and wrong; good and...

Just remmbered a few interesting examples of my OLTL fandom mixing with Henson fandom- Was looking over my copy of Street Gang and found that Linda Gottlieb (who was executive producer of OLTL in early 90's and as i described in my first post was one of the main reasons i tuned into and got...

I can't believe i never noticed this til now (over a year since the show debuted!) I've always been a huge Calvin & Hobbes fan. I used to love to read the comic anthologies to my nephews doing different voices for the characters (at one point i thought i may want to someday go into cartoon...

Well i see from the advertising bars that another Muppet bootlegger is up to more mischief on ebay - don't know if it's the same person that was doing it before but the pattern is the same - put up a replica, label it a "professional ventriloquism puppet" (hence not only encouraging people to...

Well out of the letters in the puzzle, one could get Ferlinghetti Donizetti (and he would also fit the clues given so far) but that still leaves an extra "gh" left over.

I think i may know who it is, at least i have a Muppet in mind that fits all the clues and it almost works with the letters you provided - but i'm still ending up with an extra g and h in your puzzle. (I'm going by the Muppet Wiki spelling) You may want to double check the puzzle and say if it...

Good job - it is Herb! Your turn.

I wish, but no longer on the show.

Yes, is humanoid