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I hope Scarecore doesn't mind me showing these to you. Enjoy. :D http://www.scarecroe.com/files/wilkins/wilkins01.mov http://www.scarecroe.com/files/wilkins/wilkins02.mov http://www.scarecroe.com/files/wilkins/wilkins03.mov http://www.scarecroe.com/files/wilkins/wilkins04.mov...

Cool link. Thanks!

"Uh, walnut! No, pistachio sandwiches! No. Uh, apple jelly, butter--oh well. Ahrumnumnumnum." And surprisingly, the audience cheered when CM ate the wand! :smirk: Go figure.

The "Nice to Have Gnome You" episode features lots of "Labyrinth" and "The Witches". Another episode, "Get Me to the Perch on Time", featured a short clip of the Mt. Rushmore Muppets from "The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence" (with dubbed lines). And for one of Dantecat's questions, the Oscar...

The quizzes haven't been updated for quite a while, guys. The MC crew have been working on other projects.

You forgot one: :( --"Hunky-Dory!" Lol. :D

So was "The Muppet Show"...wasn't it? :confused: I'm really confused here.

Wait a minute; "Emmet Otter" had Kermit in it, so why doesn't Disney own it?

The Sesame Street Muppets (and Fraggle Rock characters) are not owned by Disney or anyone else; they are (respectfully) owned by Sesame Workshop and the Jim Henson Company.

My copy of MFC is almost complete, but with two minor edits: the red logo appears at the beginning of the special, and Fozzie's stocking scene is missing.

Yes; it's from "The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence".

The series consisted of 67 episodes from the first twenty seasons, mainly season premieres and important events (like Mr. Hooper's death and Maria and Luis's wedding).

Yes, there was an episode featuring a "Dave Goelz" Muppet. He was a guest on the show, and explained the life of a human (along with some footage of the real Dave with his family). Bill Baretta played him (since Dave was playing Stinky), and had a lot of fun with him. He gave him a sort of...

Lol! :)

Is there any way I can trade with you? If so, please e-mail me at muppet1fan@yahoo.com.

It's the clip where they find a pencil and use it in different ways (a baton, a drumstick, and a magic wand). By the way, the last time the Two-Headed Monster did a "reading" skit was during a street scene on the season finale of SS's 33rd season. Telly was going on a car trip with Oscar, and...

And all of those Muppet hippies! I mean, they sang "Yellow Submarine", "Spinning Wheel", and even "Feelin' Groovy", all in their first season! :zany: And don't forget orange Oscar! :grouchy:

They were re-released on DVD, so the more recent fans can enjoy them. :)

It's great that you have such fantastic "Sesame" memory. :D

I know it's on video: "We All Sing Together" and "Sing Along", as well as a few Unpaved episodes, but I haven't found any files.