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Red’s Club - Red decides to start a rockin’ club of her own, but what will happen when the only other member she can find is Cotterpin Doozer? The Trial of Cotterpin - Cotterpin goes on trial to save her job and must convince the other Doozers that the Fraggles are worthy of their friendship...

here are some more. Barretta & (Brian) Henson Johnny & Sal Pepe & Seymore and some more Whitmire & Goelz: Andy & Randy Pig Statler & Waldorf Beaker & Bunsen Kermit & Gonzo and some more Oz & Henson: Swedish Chef Sam & Nigel and some more Hunt & Nelson: Sweetums & Robin Sully & Biff

All the season 1 edits were due to legal issues (except for the newsman bits, they were added later to the episode and were not on the copy of the master used to make the sets). It is next to impossible to predict what (if anything) would be cut for the subsequent seasons. Just because two songs...

If they couldn't get the rights for the season 1 set, I doubt they would get them for season 2.

It is not 100% locked in yet. And until Disney makes an official announcment (which is normally just 2 or 3 months before the actual release of the product) everything could change, and the subsequent seasons could be taken off the table completly. However, I have been told by "insiders" that...

Based on past Buena Vista Home Entertainment TV show season box sets (like the Muppet Show) it can take anywhere between 3 and 13 months between seasons releases - so that means sometime between November 2005 and September 2006 for season 2 box set. Being that this is a hot item, they will...

As many of you may know, Martha Stewart is coming back to daytime TV in her new show "Martha" (http://www.marthastewart.com). Next week kicks off the big "Premiere Week" and Elmo will be showing up on Tuesday (see below fo full episode details). So if you want to see Elmo and Martha be sure set...

And why not?

Some More information: http://muppetnewsflash.blogspot.com/2005/09/jim-henson-to-be-honored-at-academy.html

Please note that the auction closes today (Thursday) around 2pm West Coast time (just half an hour to go). You can also check out www.muppets.com for more information. The link to the auction is below. http://auctions.images.go.com/Images/I-Catalog/disneyauctions/collections/col_Muppets.html

It's at 36 right now - not too bad (This is one of the highest, if not the highest, ranking product released by HIT that I've seen). Let's hope season 2 is not too far off.

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An air date has not been set yet. They are still in the pre-production and planning stages.

In response to the recent news and concerns surrounding the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Katrina, Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street, has updated its website to offer parents and caregivers tools that will help children cope during the aftermath of...

Hang in there. Season 1 hasn't even been out for a month yet, give them time. Disney is working on the subsequent seasons as we speak, but it will take time for all five seasons to be released. I would not expect to see anything released until at sometime next year. We will let you all know as...

Here is a picture of the game board: http://img310.imageshack.us/img310/6392/followthatbirdgame5hq.jpg (special thanks to Andy for sending me the image to share with you all)

No, the next episode is planned for September 14. They were just stating that the big summer movie season is over, not their show. P.S. - I agree, THIS IS GOOD STUFF!!!

The regular price for the DVD collection is set at $44.99, however many store will have it for slightly less. You can get Fraggle Rock Season 1 from Amazon and iof you use this link, and a portion of your order will go to Muppet Central to help keep the site and forum running smoothly. It's a...

They are owned by NBC. But nothing is stopping them from putting out a DVD with the Gorch skits - except for the fact that they are fairly unknown and weren't that popular. Still a "Saturday Night Live: The Best of Gorch" DVD would be totally awesome (in my opinion).

There are difffent rights that need to be secured for home video releases and for broadcasting. Broadcasting rights are usally easier to get (and cheaper). If Disney wanted to re-air episodes of The Muppet Show, they would need to secure broadcast rights for the songs - and they probally would...