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(An mage of a letter E appears on-screen) Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, the letter E presents... (an image of a title card reading "The E True Hollywood Story" appears on-screen) Announcer: "The E True Hollywood Story", brought to you by the letter E. Tonight, the E True Hollywood Story...

I recently noticed something about the song Six String Orchestra. During the song, at the beginning and end, Scooter is in his bedroom, in his normal clothes. Floyd, Janice, Zoot, and Animal appear in ghost images, in their regular clothes. Eventually, it cuts to another area, with Scooter and...

Announcer: And now, it's time for.. The Magic Game! And here is your host, Guy Smiley! (Guy Smiley comes out on stage as fanfare music plays) Guy Smiley: Thank you! Thank you! I am your favorite game show host, Guy Smiley... Audience Member: Bob Barker is my favortite..... Guy Smiley...

I hope that you enjoy this outline. It takes place during the first season of The Muppet Show. Introduction Kermit introduces Ray Stevens. Opening Number: Gitarzan Ray Stevens sings in the jungle, playing the guitar. He is joined by Animal on drums, as well as Rowlf (who dances) and...

Alistar Cookie: Good evening. Alistar Cookie here. Me delighted to welcome you to Monsterpiece Theater. Tonight, me pleased to present to you story about Hot Fuzz. It called... "Hot Fuzz". (fade to different set, where we see a small ball of fuzz) Hot Fuzz: Hello there. I am Hot Fuzz. They...

Well, not very much content from the first season has been released commercially outside of Old School Vol. 1., at least not in North America (maybe the Shalom Sesame or Sesame English videos have first season material). The Alphabet Game, which is long out of print, features Wanda the Witch...

I wonder how good the Sesame Workshop researchers are with dates for Sesame Street sketches. It seems like some dates get confused. The second version of Rubber Duckie, with a blue background and Ernie's nose being red instead of purple-ish, has been incorrectly cited as being from the first...

It was a great night to be at the local baseball game. And people were at the game. An entire stadeum was full. Kermit, Fozzie, Scooter, Gonzo, Rizzo, Pepe, Robin, Rowlf, Bunsen, Beaker, Bean Bunny, Clifford, Animal, Floyd, and Janice all went to the big game. "Wow, these sure are great...

I was just reading soem old Muppet Central news articles. I was looking at the 2002 news article that first announced that 30 minutes of It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie was going to be cut. I just noticed that in the quote regarding Snoop Doggs scene being cut, there was a quote from...

There are some episodes from the late 1980s and early 1990s (or maybe I'm just thinking about early 1990s) that I remember seeing, but I haven't ever seen any pages for them at Muppet Wiki, and I never see people discuss them here, so I am wondering who remembers these episodes. In one of...

In The Muppets at Walt Disney World, when the bucket falls on Beakers head at the beginning, and when it falls back on later when it blasts off and back on, does anybody have any idea how it was done? Could a string have been attached to the bucket so it could be pulled off and then the tape...

I would like to talk about Sweetums' appearances in the first two Mupet movies. In The Muppet Movie, when Sweetums was itnroduced, Mad Man Mooney just introduced hima s his Jack. When Kermit mistakenly thought that was his name, Sweetums said "Jack not name, Jack job!", but he didn't...

I plan on making fan fiction outline/ scripts base don the On My Way with Sesame Street books from 1989. Each "volume" will be based on the specific volumes, and include segmnets from the show as well as new footage, but will take place in modern times rather than 1989 (so it's different from my...

One day, Guy Smiley came to Sesame Street to host an easter egg hunt. "Hello, ladies and gentlemen!", said Guy Smiley, "I am your favorite game show host, Guy Smiley, and today, I am, on Sesame Street to host an easter egg hunt!" Everybody on the street clapped their hands, except for...

Has anybody noticed the simialrities between Bad Bart and Sinister Sam? They were both performed by Jim Henson, both were frightening cowboy characters who turned out to be nice at the end of their sketches, and they were both made from the same anything muppet. It seems like one of them wasnt'...

(Wilkins holds an ax) Wilkins: So, would you like to have a cup of Wilkins Coffee? Wontkins: I'd rather get chopped by an ax! (Wilkins is about to chop Wontkins with his ax, but then stops himself, looking very nervous and confused) Wilkins: (nervously) Uh... What should I do?

Grover: (carrying a big load of bricks) Hello, there! You may or may not be able to see me, but I am Grover. I am carrying this big pile of bricks, all at once and by myself, because my very good friend Biff asked me to bring soem bricks to him. (Grover moves to his right, where we see a flight...

I recently visited one of my co-workers, and learned that he is a big Sesame Street fan. He showed me his collection of tapes, and told me that when the show premiered, his grandparents had a recording device, and recorded several episodes from the first two seasons for his mother, which his...

Wilkins: Hey, what do you think about Wilkins Coffee? Wontkins: It is my favorite drink! Wilkins: What? Wontkins: It's my all-time favorite drink! Wilkins: Really? Wontkins: I can't get enough Wilkins Coffee. Wilkins: Really? Wontkins: April fools!

Over the years, there has been limits on what could be shown in new epsidoes and what couldn't, usually due to certain sketches being outdated (if not due to censorship). Let's see if we can figure out when the variosu limitations started. First of all, I have a feeling that first season...