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(Harvey Kneeslapper is seen laughing and doing something to a piano. He then notices the audience) Harvey Kneeslapper: Oh, hi there. (starts giggling) I have this great joke planned. You see, this is Don Music's piano, and I have attached some elevtrical wires to this piano, so when he hits a...

(Kermit is at his home, looking at a newspaper) Kermit: (reading paper) Oh, so the president has decided to ban... (the sound of somebody knockign at the door is heard) Kermit: Oh, somebody is at my door. (Kermit gets up from the table) I just hope it's not Grover. (Kermit opens the...

(the title appears on-screen as the 2002 version of the theme plays. Scene then fades to Ernie and Bert in a studio) Ernie: You know, Bert, we've had music shows for the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and now 2000s. Are these the same show, or different shows? Bert: Well, they most certainly are...

(the title logo appears as the 1990s calypso version of the theme plays, fading to Ernie and Bert in a studio) Bert: It is not my fault that we waited too long for this show... Ernie: It is too! I wanted to do this after our 1980s show, but... (Ernie and Bert notice that the viewer is...

(The Sesame Street theme as it was heard during the 1980s plays over the title card, which fades to Ernie and Bert in the recording studio) Ernie: Good evening, folks! I'm Ernie. Bert: And I'm Bert. Ernie: And this is the Sesame Street 1980s Music Show, where we play the best music of the...

At the begining of Sing, Hoot & Howl, there is a dog who says that he is a watch dog (because he sells watches). However, I can't tell who his performer is. Does anybody know who performed him? I looked at the credits and saw a number of performers whose voices I wouldn't recognize, such as...

(The Sesame Street theme plays over the title card, which fades to Ernie and Bert in a recording studio. The music starts to fade out as they talk) Ernie: Isn't this great, Bert? Bert: Yeah! We get to host our very own... (Ernie and Bert notice the viewer watching) Ernie: Oh, hello...

Before the big format change of 2002, where there ever any episode sof Sesame Street that focused on the alphabet? I would imagine that it would be hard to pick just one, two, or three letters to sponsor an episode about the entire alphabet.

I have been wondering this lately. There are a lot of street sceens that have been repeated as inserts. Sometimes, I guess the scenes were part of a main plot and were later shown in other episodes (like I Just Adore Four and most of Stevie Wonder's sketches). There are also sketches that are...

Many segments from the American Sesame Street were dubbed into different languages and included in many international versions of the show. But does anybody know if any segments that were originally produced for any of the non-u.s. versions were dubbed in english and shown in the american versions?

Chapter 1 The Muppets were in the swamp, heading for a St. Patricks Day jambouree held by Kermits relatives. "Aw, the swamp looks so green today", said Kermit. "It's also way too muddy", remarekd a disgusted Miss Piggy, "I just messed up my best dress". "Yeah, but the party will...

(Grover walks to a new grocery store) Grover: (noticing the audience) Oh, hello, there! It is I, your furry blue friend Grover, and guess what? There is a new grocery store in town! (turns his head and sees the "Now hiring" sign) Oh, well will you look at that? The sign says "now hiring". Oh...

It seems like during the early years, Oscar was almost always seen inside his trash can. On the Old School set, the only times he was outside of his can were in C is for Cookie and in the season 4 and 5 closing credit crawls. Still, does anybody know when it became common for Oscar to appear out...

Are there any Sesame Street videos that you feel have misleading titles (not counting ones that begin with "The Best of...")? The only one that I can think of now is I'm Glad I'm Me. With a title like that, I would expect it to be about self-acceptance, not body parts. The only segment from...

Well, it's been a loooooong time since I last wrote a Muppet Show outline, but here is another one, and for the first time it features a guest star who I already included in a Jim Henson Hour outline, James Taylor. This outline takes place during the fourth season. Cold Opening/ Dressing...

The credits of The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years credits Jane Henson and Bob Payne as historians. However, I wonder what the use of this credit is. Were they in charge of choosing the clips? Were they there to educate the various background performers on the characters that they were...

I don't know if this would actually go in another category or not, but I'm putting it here,e ven though it's not a story or script. If you were able to have a big Muppet party, and include a special seating chart, what would your seating chart be like? Here is what mine would be like. It...

Does anybody ever wonder if there was ever any consideration for the Muppets from the international versions of Sesame Street to appear in the finale from The Muppet Movie, or for them to appear in The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years? I mean, TMM had almost every Muppet, so it would have...

In the latest issue of TV Guide, on page 14, there is a section on toys comming soon. One of them is called Singing Abby Cadabby, the first plush toy of Abby Cadabby. It will also come with a DVD, cost 14.99, and be released in July.

What edits have been made to the various Muppet Babies episodes when released on video? The only edit I know of is in the video Explore with Us, which omits the "go bye-bye" ending after the credits.