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That's not entirely accurate. Minor characters still show up here and there, just not as prominently as they used to. The focus has just come back on the core characters of late... which is a good thing.

There are several Bear DVDs currently available. Each disc has 3 episodes and some sing-alongs. Heroes of Woodland Valley http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00007JMEJ/ Visiting The Doctor With Bear http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005QCU0/ Party Time with...

From left to right.... Bill Barretta, Jim Lewis, Steve Whitmire and Joey Mazzarino. http://scarecroe.com/files/ksy-bts01.jpg

It can't be saved, but the longer version of the MasterCard commercial can be found here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3073227/

I added a better quality grab of Kevin's work as well as the second one of his found in the game's gallery. I look at them at least once a day. I think they're so excellent. They really capture the Muppet zaniness.

Someone mentioned David Swain might be in the gallery too. Anyone else we know? There are some other names that appear more than once, but they weren't familiar. Maybe some folks who'd already left the scene by the time I came around in 2001.

Kevin has his artwork on display in the 2000 PlayStation game Muppet Monster Adventure! Check it out!

Hi there :) Thanks for the info! I live about 20 minutes east of Leominster, but I drive through that area all the time. If I'm lucky, I'll have a chance to stop in for some discounted Bear stuff soon. Are you going to Sesame Street Live next month in Lowell? I'm thinking of getting...

That's excellent news! I'll be spreading the word :)

Hi Lynn & Mackenize, Sounds like they just got some bad information. Noel is alive and well, but perhaps the rumor started from the fact that Bear is no longer in production for new episodes. That's the best I can make of it anyway. Which iParty store was this? If all their Bear stuff is...

Words and Music by Tony Geiss. © 1989 Ephemeral Music (ASCAP)

I'm always adding more, but they don't usually get posted to the main page right away. More often than not, they're at the Tough Pigs Muppet Fan Party, or for the Tough Pigs Muppet Fan Site.

It's on my site.

I've got some on my site... http://muppets.scarecroe.com/ Also, a couple I haven't linked to from there yet... http://www.scarecroe.com/files/1024x768_kermit_for_isha.jpg http://scarecroe.home.comcast.net/kermit-singinintherain_1280.jpg These next two are links to the Tough Pigs Muppet...

Back Stage Left isn't no more. It's just temporarily down.

Where was this originally published?

Great article. Why are you calling him Rickly?

The commercial bumper on Mark's site was the only one used during the original airing.

Thanks, but this is old news and has been posted here before. I believe the article is from sometime halfway through 2000. I remember reading it well over a year ago. It's basically just about SW just upgrading their archive process which every media company does.

Do you have these sketches?