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As much as we like to complain about fan bases of a particular media, there are much worse fan bases out there that are even more toxic than the ones people like to talk about here (I won't say which ones they are, but they're primarily popular among those over 50).

Alright, since you kids seem really desperate for another Kermit instrumental, here's the one for Do-Wop Hop, courtesy of the same source where the instrumental for "I Love My Elbows" came from (and if MEGA downloads are not allowed here, I apologize in advance)...

I don't think, I know. I may be fairly recent on this site compared to the rest of you, but I'm in all those sources, too. Here's a hint: Think of all the outside sources where a lot of the classic clips have surfaced from.

Yeah, good luck finding that one, but what I'm saying that where this "audio" came from is not one of those exclusive links only few can access. You can easily find more instrumentals like that, if you just look hard enough.

It's not as difficult as you may think.

I guess the best alternative to use at the moment is the Google Video search feature.

I’ve had that same problem, too. Hopefully, this is just a technical problem, and not a permanent fix.

I expect that this movie will be Rated G. There should be no reason for a movie based on a television show for preschoolers to be PG, but G-Rated films are so far and few these days.

Oh gee, Frank Oz said something critical about the current state of the Muppets and now the internet news media is going berserk over it. In other news, the sky is blue.

It's cool that these episodes are being digitized are being digitized and made available (in just two places), but I have no real desire to travel the distance of where I am for the sole purpose to watch these episodes, unless there is something that I am truly desperate to see. However, thanks...

This:

Not that my opinion really matters, but neither.

You might be an obsessed Muppet fan if you decide to join an online forum where you can discuss your passion among other fans (so I guess I fit the mold).

This may sound like an unpopular opinion, but personally, I hope Sesame Street ends at Season 50. Given the ever-changing environment in preschool programming, the "street" thing just doesn't seem to be working anymore. I think Season 50 is a good round number to end it at, then we can at least...

Well, to be fair, people are always going to be eager to want to find any lost media that had been known to freak out children. Like the Cracks short, people are intrigued to see this because they want to know if this is as scary as some made it out to be.

Well, at least it is good to know that the episode is not lost, however, I cannot help but feel bad for the user who had to put up the one screenshot because now people on the internet are going to start pestering (or worse, threatening) that the user tells them where the episode came from...

So the Cracks short was the topic of discussion on a recent edition of Studio 360 on NPR, and even were able to track down the narrator of the short. Also, Muppet Central was briefly mentioned in this...