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They wouldn't have needed to by now. There's plenty of time left for classification.

Just thought I'd let you know that the long awaited Fraggle Rock Region 2 DVD is planned for release on Monday 26 April 2004.

Might I add that Jim Henson's Jack & The Beanstalk is on Channel 4 in half an hour.l

No, I think it was 50:50 between JHC and Sesame Workshop. I seem to remember reading that before Street characters could be licensed to merchandising companies, both JHC and Sesame Workshop had to agree to it. Check out http://laughingplace.com/News-PID115430-115431.asp "Part of the...

I'm not exactly an expert on this, but I was under the impression that the Sesame Workshop has always owned Sesame Street. Jim Henson just owned 50% of the character rights, until EM.TV sold that 50% share to Sesame Workshop.

Are American hotels different to British hotels? Don't you have entertainment areas, kitchens, dining areas, conference rooms, outdoor grounds, swimming pools, gyms or golf courses at your hotels? Then you've got the hundreds of different types of staff: cooks, cleaners, porters, managers...

OK, so back to the drawing board.... How about: MUPPET HEIGHTS The Muppets run their own hotel. There's a lot of scope there for cameos, musical numbers and sketches. I can just see Fozzie & Gonzo as porters, and Kermit as the hotel boss. Oh, and all hotels need a kitchen, complete...

Just to add to this, it will also be airing on BBC One in the UK on 31 December, which of course means it will not have any commercials.

Yeah, I'm also looking forward to I Love The Muppets. I missed it first time around.

This idea seems a bit like the part when Kermit went missing in MTM, and also similar to Follow That Bird.

They might not be talented, but they sure are popular. A format with guest stars might be the only way we get a regular Muppet show back on TV. I'm not saying my idea is flawless, but it's not a million miles away from The Muppet Show.

Judging by the responses, I think you might have been thrown by my mentioning of reality TV. It wouldn't be Hello magazine-TV! It would be a scripted entertainment show, just like The Muppet Show, but instead of being set in a theatre, it would be set at the star's house. It's not a...

Here's my idea for a twist on The Muppet Show format. MUPPET SLEEPOVERS The Muppets spend a night over at a famous person's home. In a world of reality TV, with shows such as The Osbournes becoming very popular, this would allow The Muppets to take a look around the homes of the rich and...

Take a look at this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000BK6SB/ref=sr_aps_dvd_1_1/026-3383406-5233268 What do you think it means? It seems to be for a Fraggle Rock R2 UK DVD.

It's just the American version.

Sesame Street is coming back to the UK! That's the news I bring you from Channel 5, who will be screening it sometime in the new year!

I didn't realise Miss Piggy looked that different in season one.

Didn't Liza Minelli pop up in MTM?

Can anyone explain why the BBC didn't want to buy Sesame Street in the late 1960's? I've heard that CTW wouldn't let them produce their own version, but as there have been different language versions elsewhere, I'm not sure how true it is.

I've already got the VHS, so I just want it for the extras really.