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:) Happy Birthday! :)

Yeah, that has to do with 2 things. 1) Kermit is more well known and famous as Jim's character and 2) Since Bert is owned by Sesame Workshop, the Muppet Holding Co. could not give the OK for him to be used on the stamps.

Sproket is a cool dog (but still can't make up my mind on which Muppet dog is coolest: Rwolf, Sproket, or Barkley - I love them all). But Sproket sure makes the US version great!

I've seen episodes from a buch of diffrent versions from around the world; but to me the American version is the best.

Steve started doing Ernie in 1993, that was 3 years after Jim's passing. Durring the gap Ernie was silent and had no single regular performer.

Of course. Bert had a girlfriend you know. If you didn't you can read the lyrics of I wanna Hold Your Ear (from the Sesame Road album): http://members.tripod.com/Tiny_Dancer/holdear.html

It was produced as just a regular episode. IMDB is wrong. Yeah that's another Henson Production not listed. I would like to know what makes somethign qualify or not for this listing, cause I can tink of a bunch of things missing if there is one criteria; and some that shouldn't be there that...

After reading through the past posts I've collected all the skits people like and made one big list. So far people have expressed interest in 60 classic skits (after removing the duplicates). Please continue to post your favorite skits! Maybe we'll even end up listing them all. If you see any...

Yes, September 24 to be exact.

But with Bear in the Big Blue House, the name was there as referance to the company (The Jim Henson Company) not a referance to the man Jim Henson. Jim was not involved with Bear; it was not Jim's show. It was the Jim Henson Company's show so they put their name on it, since the they don't own...

None of them work. You can't directly link to images hosted on tripod.

More updates continue to be added to the files - Muppets on SNL, More Mother Goose Stories on DVD, Fraggle Rock DVD Campaign, and more. Keep checking back, as each day something new is shared with the world. There's a lot more coming in the days to come!

Missed it? If you missed it, the same episode will be repeated on CNBC at the following dates and times (check your local listings for details): Friday, February 11 @ 8:00pm on CNBC Friday, February 11 @ 11:00pm on CNBC Tuesday, February 15 @ 8:00pm on CNBC Tuesday, February 15 @ 11:00pm on CNBC

Hit Entertainment, GWR Group, and Susan Stranks are joining forces to create a brand new radio service for the under-10s and their parents and carers. Children's Radio UK (CRUK) is a venture between HIT Entertainment plc, GWR Group and Susan Stranks. It is intended that HIT Entertainment and...

Transcript If you want to read a transcript (and see 3 small pics) of "Christmas is Number One" from the episode. I've created and shared the transcript of the skit, and some pictures with SNL Transcripts (a SNL fansite with tons of transcripts from SNL though the years). You can read the...

Cool, I'll have to call the Disney DVD folks again to see what they say now. But let's hope we don't get the same mix-up we had with HIT and the Fraggle sets.

I have tried. I e-mailed and called Disney Consumer Servies, The Muppet Holding Co. offices, The Muppet Press Contact, and a dozen other people inside Disney. Unlike HIT, no one have responded to the e-mails in anyway, and all the phone calls lead to automatic systems (no real people to talk to)...

Sesame Street specials when the characters have travled out side of New York are (please correct me if I forgot some) Big Bird in China, Big Bird in Japan, Sesame Street in Puerto Rico, Follow that Bird, and The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland (if Grouchland is outside of NY). There have also...

FYI - HIT does no have the rights to the follow items on your list. * TALE OF THE BUNNY PICNIC * HEY CINDERELLA! * THE FROG PRINCE * THE MUPPET MUSICIANS OF BREMEN Disney got all four of those specials, not HIT.

Not really , but Google Lanuage Tools does. I know "Hello", "Goob-bye", "Please", "Thank you", and can count to ten in German.