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I've posted this version to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRT1KkYdOgE

In Grover's first sketch Kermit does refer to him as "Fuzzyface". But Kermit also calls him "The Hairy One" in the very same sketch, and Herry calls Cookie Monster "Fuzzyface" in the Up and Down sketch. Calling the first season Grover "Fuzzyface" seems to be one of those things that's become...

Jerry & The Monotones 1970 Harvey Kneeslapper 1971 Chrissy & The Alphabeats 1972 The Number Painter (Paul Benedict) 1971 Simon The Soundman 1971

I don't think I have it, but I'll keep looking. I always found both versions kinda creepy when I was a kid for some reason, but there's something just a little bit more sinister about the voice in the Spanish language version. They didn't, but I can see why you'd say that. The music really does...

I uploaded it again: youtube.com/watch?v=Euye9A21uq4

juego=game jugar=playing juguete=toy Hope this helps.

The chances of a show going into reruns have very little to do with the chances of that show being released on DVD.

That statement made no sense whatsoever. But I agree it's unlikely that the Henson Hour will be released on DVD in the forseeable future.

1. The baker looks absolutely nothing like Henson, despite it being his voice. 2. Even back in the 70s, there is no way on earth the insurance companies would allow someone as important as Henson to take a pratfall down some stairs!

:('s line is definitely "none of those sirens". But Frank does pronounce it rather oddly, so I can see the confusion.

No, I don't have very many 1980s segments, my Sesame Street clips are mostly 1970s.

Actually my youtube account wasn't deleted because of Sesame Street or The Daily Show, it was deleted because of those Muppet appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show, a mistake I will not repeat. If anyone has any requests for Sesame Street segments they want to see uploaded again, let me know.