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Pictures from the rare special "Out to Lunch are now being posted.

I'm sure they're working very hard on it too. I guess you could say I wasn't sure if by now they would have something new to say. I have no doubt it'll be much longer

So..... still no major updates yet. I'm wondering if they'll release it on time for the shows 50th anniversary this year.

This is great. Hopefully they'll show up on YouTube sometime. Fingers crossed.

I am looking for physical copies yes.

Hi. I'm looking to add some Henson related books and albums to my collection and wasn't sure if anyone had these or not. If so, please send me a private message. Thanks a lot. Here's the list: Books -The Great Muppet Caper: The Making of a Masterpiece (1982) -Jim Henson's Muppet Show Bill...

I've been thinking lately about an idea for a CD that the Jim Henson Legacy could produce as a tribute for Jim Henson. Most of us know that in 1991, Sesame Street released a music CD for Jim celebrating the songs of his characters from that show. However, I think it will be a cool idea if the...

Hi, Recently I have begun work on creating my own puppet shows for family audiences. While I know that the answer to the question often varies, I am curious as to what the best charge is for pricing puppet shows for events. Parties, schools, libraries, churches, etc. Thanks a lot.

I stopped off again at my local Barnes and Noble and bought a copy of the new book "Love the Fur You're In" for Sesame Street's anniversary

Went to my local Barnes & Noble and bought "The Pursuit of Grouchiness" by Oscar the Crouch. :grouchy:

I was wondering if anyone out there has a copy of "Jim Benson's Muppet Show Bill" by Sue Venning. If so I would love to purchase it. Or if need be, I have so very rare Henson videos on DVD-R to offer as a trade. If anyone is interested please send me a PM. Thanks and have a great day. :)...

I doubt it too, but the fact that they are being archived for posterity is still very reassuring.

And I just realized that after I posted this thread. Thanks. :insatiable:

Big news for all Sesame Street fans. The American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) and The Library of Congress will be taking over 4,500 episodes of the show and preserving them digitally into their archives. Here is the full story...

Well of course it would have to have a DVD release as well.

Update. The documentary will have a home on HBO. http://www.toughpigs.com/street-gang-hbo/

I prefer to be happy for him than dwell on the thought of his leaving.

He's earned it. :wisdom::grouchy: It will be nice to see him as an ambassador for Sesame Street

Here is the latest update from the film's Facebook page. Final filming is just beginning, so hopefully that means we'll see an official trailer soon . https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=675803336123388&id=208910762812650

I would imagine however that during the book's release they would have a special Sam and Friends screening and signing event with Craig at the Museum of the Moving Image in NYC. Again, still just wishful thinking.