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I'm excited to hear about this one being released! My mom bought the VHS years ago, but I was the only one of the "kids" who really liked it. :) Now, if only we could get a reasonably priced, unedited version of "Muppet Family Christmas" in the US, I'd be happy.

Congratulations, guys!

Great information! I just got back from Disneyland, and I saw one Kermit shirt while I was there. The Muppet 3-D show, which is in CA Adventure, wasclosed for refurbishment or I would have gone to see it again. I loved it when I was there before!

I didn't even know until a few years ago that anyone other than Roscoe Orman had played Gordon, so he'd be my pick!

I had a friend make fun of me for watching it still at age 6, so that kind of put me off SS. I had three younger siblings, though, so it was still on in my house all the time!

I have to put in my vote for Grover the Waiter as well. I can't think of one of those clips that I DIDN'T like, but the ones that stick out in my mind the best are the birthday cake one and the Granada one.

This IS really hard! :concern: I'll give it a try, in no particular order: * African Alphabet * We All Sing With the Same Voice * We Are All Earthlings * Don't Want to Live on the Moon (even though it makes me sad) * Above it All * Little Things * Frogs in the Glen (obviously!) *...

Happy birthday, Mr. Hooper!

I always thought the Fix It Shop and Hooper's Store were in the same building... Speaking of the Fix It Shop, did Maria and Luis ever givea reason for going back to it rather than keeping the Mail It Shop?

I can't wait until the exhibit comes to Seattle next year...I'll be there for sure!

Definitely the penguins. :zany: (I think that's a penguin)

I think my jaw actually dropped when I started reading this thread, and here's why: when I was little, I LOVED this movie. I watched it all the time, and EVERY SINGLE TIME, I had to look for Ernie in the end scene. I actually made my mom pause the movie so I could find him. Sometimes, we'd...

"Don't Want to Live on the Moon." Always that one.

I must have been a very brave child, because most of the clips mentioned here didn't scare me at all! In fact, the Ernie and Bert in a pyramid sketch that most people were scared of was one of my favorites, and it was the first thing I looked for when I discovered that there was so much classic...