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very good.. lol.. catchin' on... lol! jk

Yeah... Jim Henson's last project, granted nothing Muppet-like with Kermit etc.., that was really put out after his death was Dinosaurs.. Bear was created by Mitchell Kriegman and Henson Co. produced the characters etc... Then Disney Channel/Playhouse Disney aired and syndicated the...

It's sad to say that it's true. When Bear left a lot of the soul of the show at Studios went with it. The Bear franchise slowly stopped during the end of the live show run.. But people and kids even still know who Bear is! Funny, huh? He lives on through DVDs etc... I'm not quite sure if he'll...

And there's only scenes with Big Bird and Snuffy I think... I don't recall any other interaction with snuffy besides b.b.

I saw this show... and snuffy was in it... Mr. Meanie I think was this green muppet guy in a checkered suit with glasses. Big Bird and the other continue to try to convince him Sesame Street is a great place.. etc.

sadly it was only cast members who really saw it.. the people in the audience really had no idea it was the end of something so great...

Hey there... So I use to go to SSL all the time as a child! Just wanted to share and maybe get some answers... The first SSL show I ever saw was where Big Bird and the others are trying to pitch the idea of Sesame Street to some executive etc... it was cute. Then I saw Silly Dancing where...

LOL.. that is the wonderful Treelo from Bear in the Big Blue House from Playhouse Disney Live on Stage! He's very popular... I love him...

exactly!

The scariest thing for me as a child was, and I'm sure many would agree, was when Ernie and Bert were in Egypt in the pyramids. When the "tomb king Ernie" (whatever) came to life it scared the heck outta me. I hated it because his voice was so echoed and faint and he looked like a dead Ernie...

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So then you understand my confusion...? Good. Because I knew it was missing..

When he did Cantus on Fraggle Rock or Convincing John his essence played well into each character. We was very well paced. Being a puppeteer everyday, you always have to put yourself in that character's position. What they're thinking, their thought process, how they live, what they may do off...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX679bByras Watch this video and you'll see... Listen for it.. "A Frog Is Born".. Fozzie mentions he doesn't see it. Also, you can see either Eric or Steve's hair around the end of the interview

oh.. well if you look on amazon.com there are others that say that it's on there... now maybe some do and possibly don't or amazon got their story wrong. Even with an interview with Kermit and Fozzie they mentioned it and I was a little confused. I'm right now looking through all the discs and...

So where exactly is the special feature "A Frog Is Born"? I can't find it within my box set? Is it on the last disc on special features or hidden on an easter egg? Or is it on another disc? Please someone help! I think I'm going crazy. Amazon.com says it's on there..

nice send off. I'm sure the otters and treelo love it... lOL

Well, I just watched it and well the audience got a free copy of Season 3! Lucky them, I pre-ordered mine last month. Fozzie and Kermit did well though. Nice little interview.

I'm watching it now. I HATE the view. Denise Richards was on there and they were hounding her over her divorce. I thought she was going to cry. They seem to bring up things they really shouldn't. Hopefully they don't break Fozzie's heart... LOL!

Guy Smiley was in a few other live productions. He was in Big Bird's ABC's where Tee Hee, the space alien discovered by Super Grover, goes on a game show to win parts back for her space ship. I should know he was in it because my mother was taken up on stage by him and Cookie Monster! lol...