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I read about that and it's aimed at kids up to 6 months...it's suppose to give the backstories to some of the cast of Seseame Street. A squeakier Elmo, a rambunchious Cookie Monster, and a not-so-big Big Bird with his Hawaiian Aunt! It sounds fun

I wish I could get a copy of it!

I think Sesame Street should bring back Miss Finch or The Dodo's! Re-introduce them to the "new" audience... and by the way, does anyone know how much this film grossed?

The Muppet Movie: Movin' Right Along The Great Muppet Caper: Happiness Hotel The Muppets Take Manhattan: Saying Goodbye The Muppet Christmas Carol: The Love Is Gone/The Love We Found Muppet Treasure Island: Love Lead Us Here It's A Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie: Everyone Matters The Muppet's...

Well, I will fix everything a little later...work and college is a little rough at the moment...so I'll fix it later - PROMISE! And if anyone konws what the show "Where's the Birdie" about fill us in...I never heard of it until I got that list of show's off the Vee Corporation website ...

I can tell you so much about the one's I DID go see....out of the one's from 1988-1997 I know about...I also know about later ones on account of research and taking school's to watch. I'll fix everything for ya! Just give me time ... work and college is rough at the moment...but shortly, it will...

Yeah...that was the plan. I'm not going to act like a nut though..ya know? I'll just politley ask like during a break or somethin'...

This show is the greatest! A group that I was in since 2002, called: "Comedians of the 3rd Kind" toured and did improv based upon "Whose Line" but we had our own style. Improv is the greatest I've always thought. It's the best form of entertainment I think out there. You don't know what to...

I wish they could have fixed these story lines a whole lot better sometimes. Some of them were GREAT! I mean, they were terrific ... but some seemed to obvious that the writers were running out of ideas. I saw the episode where Hooper ran back and forth trying to see him, but - never did. I...

I just really hope that someday FTB will be released on DVD again as a SPecial edition....I mean, these stories will be laid to rest finally!

OMG! i had no idea they even sold CD's! WOW! Yeah! People - Muppet / Sesame Street fans tell us !

I noticed that as well for a while. I looked in the Jim Henson Works book and in 1984 while the film was being shot and not much work was going on that I think would cost Jim and Frank time away from the film. But I really don't know why they would want to take time away from this film thus it...

I just saw the Smithsonian Oscar though and he looks awesome! They did a great job setting him up and everythign!

That's a nice pic of Kermit and all, but his head looks huge for some reason..LOL! But again, it's just a puppet sitting on a shelf of some sort behind glass. Which brings to "Toy Story 2" when Buzz asks Woody if he' rather see children behind glass or be loved and played with? I kinda feel that...

Okay...I cleaned out the ol' inbox...LOL! so send away my friend...lol

I know for sure that the "Hurricane Series" aired before September 11th on account that the week before, Sesame Street's "Biography" with Harry Smith aired on A&E which also promoted that week of episodes featuring Sesame Street's Hurricane Series. They were able to switch back and forth with...

I came to believe that after the parodies of so many the famous Muppet characters...

I found some pictures on the internet a long time ago which featured all the Muppet Films that "Didn't make it" that was featured at the Muppet Vision Show...Now, let's think about this...maybe those posters were to be part of the other Muppet ride..?? Think about it

And the last one: This one's from "American Dad"... (Creator's of Family Guy) Stan is watching television and on the screen is Big Bird, Elmo, and Cookie Monster. Elmo has a cookie and Cookie wants it. Big Bird attempts to make them share. But Stan screams at the television saying: "NO! Don't...

Here's another "Family Guy" Sesame Street/Muppet reference: In the new episodes, "Model Misbehavior" Cookie Monster is in some sort of a clinic on account of his addiction to cookies. Lois even finds Cookie later in a bathroom stall with cookie dough with a lighter attempting to heat the...