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We just gotta keep believing is all.;)

I've noticed that a lot of people have talked about another Muppetfest being in the works, however, because of Disney owning the Muppets, people have said it may not be possible ever again:( . I would really like there to be another on. I missed the first one and I could just kick...

My name's not in it, but that's all right. No big deal. Your artwork is just as beautiful as it is Vic.:)

We all apreciate the time and effort you are giving to send us these episodes Rosewood. I'm not just saying that because of the trade I'm doing with you right now, but because of all the time you take out of your life for some of us here in the forum. We also support you on your petition for...

Many of the dreams that I've had in my life have been around the Sesame Muppets, and occasssionaly about skits and episodes. When I was three years old (this is not exactly Sesame related), I dreamed that I was in my old preschool. In the nursery room, Baby Fozzie and Baby Animal were having a...

The only person who could answer that question is the guy who owns the site.

The website's back :) , but the audio and video clips are not :sympathy: .

I just saw the trailer for it, and all I can say is WOW:excited: . It's like a kids version of Laugh-In. I have never seen the show before in my life, so I have a lot to look forward to in this.

A while back, I think there was a thread posted on the forum about the Electric Company being put on a box DVD set. It was said to be released around Febuary of this year. I wasn't sure it that was just a rumor or if it was true.

Yeah, I have that special on tape. The way they were showing it was as if it were two diferent sales pieces. They really fooled me on that one. :p

Many of you probably remember that before Sesame Street went on the air, Jim Henson made two sales pieces that were made to promote the show. The first one featured a bunch of Muppets at a conference table, including Grump, Scoop, and the early version of Grover. The other one was with Kermit...

Good for you. We need to let SW know that there are more people out there then they think who want the old stuff back. They cannot and must not leave those shows sit on the shelfs forever. We need to get our point clear to them and not have them ignore like they always do. i think that part of...

I don't mean this smart Rosewood, but I think that we should just stick to our original plan, which is convincing SW to put some classic stuff on DVD. The "off" switch on our remotes is not enough.

How ironic. But then again, it could be just a coincidence. Who knows?:smirk:

Sounds like this should be exciting for you and Bear. I wish you guys the best of luck. Can't wait to see it.:excited:

I agree. When I had those games as a kid, I had a really hard time figuring out how to finish them. But then again, I was only three years old, so what did I know.:smirk:

I think you're referring to the Sesame Street Unpaved tv special Vic.

I still can't get it. What to do, what to do, what to do.:( :sympathy:

God Bless You.:halo: I used to have these games when I was three year old, so basically, you could say that I have been trying to bring back a part of my childhood.

Many of you remember the Atari 2600 video game system from the mid-80's. I was just wondering if someone could help me find the Sesame Street video games for this system. The titles are: - Big Bird's Egg Catch - Cookie Monster Munch - Oscar's Trash Race - Alpha Beam With Ernie - Grover's...