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Announcer: And now it's time for everybody's favorite game show, Beat the Time. And here is our host, Guy Smiley! Guy Smiley: Thank you, thank you. This is Beat the Time,e verybody's favorite game show. And here is our first contestant, Miss Zoe Monster! (Music plays as Zoe enters) Zoe...

(Ernie walks past Lefty) Lefty: Hey, bud. Ernie: Who, me? Lefty: Shhh!! Ernie: (whispering) Who, me? Lefty: Riiiight.... I've got something to sell you. Ernie: Really? What? Lefty: Shhhhh!! I've got the biggest thing I've ever attempted to sell to anyone... so far. Ernie: So far...

Guy Smiley: Hello, friends, I am Guy Smiley, and this is The Impossible Challenge! (the title appears on-screen) Tonights contestant is Cookie Monster. Cookie Monster: Hi! Guy Smiley: Are you ready for your impossible challenge? Cookie Monster: Of course. Guy Smiley: Okay. (lifts a lid...

At the beginning of Great Performances: The World of Jim Henson, there is a clip where Fozzie tells Kermit that somebody is underneath him, and then Fozzie notices somebody (with a beard) underneath Kermit as well. Where does this clip come from?

Enjoy this fan-fic script, which would make a good Sesame Street video. (an animated title sequence, featuring the "Number of the Day" counting organ, is shown as the title appears on-screen and The Count reads the title outloud. The scene fades to black, and then The Count is shown in his...

I heard the song Mad recently, and I was wondering if that song is based on a particular song? The music style sounds familiar, though I don't know the name of the song that it sounds like. I just recall a similar song with some "Da da da, da da, da da" verses that this song seems to replace...

Well, The Weird Al Show, Weird Al Yankovic's short-lived 1997 series, will be released on DVD this tuesday, August 15. Who else is excited? I remember watching the show when it first aired, though I never tapped it. I liked the show. There are quite a few episodes that I missed that sound...

Has anybody ever noticed that although Jim Henson and Frank Oz worked very well together, Bert has rarely appeared with any Jim Henson characters besides Ernie, and Grover rarely appeared with any Jim Henson character besides Kermit? This is a bit weird. Some of Kermit and Grover's...

I have been wondering... has John Henson ever performed any other Muppets besides Sweetums?

Whenever I see a track listing for the first Sesame Street album, it makes me think about how most of the main Muppets didn't sing much in the first season. For the first album, Kermit only get's one song, Big Bird, Oscar, and Ernie only get one solo song each, and Bert only get's one song...

Has anybody noticed that in the DVD chapters on The Best of The Muppet Show DVDs that songs are never mentioned as chapter titles? For example, for "I'm So Happy", the chapter is listed as "Gloomy Muppets". "Borneo" is just listed as "Jugband". "Don't Go Breaking my Heart" is listed as "Elton...

During the early years of the show, it was more common for covers of songs to be sung on the show. What songs do you think would have been perfect for Sesame Street? I think that "Big Girl's Don't Cry" would have been good. Whenever I hear that song, I feel like the singers sound like Jerry...

Here's an idea I have for a Sesame Street video game. Sesame Street Party. It's just like Mario Party and Muppet Party Cruise. There would be a handful of game boards for the main play, and several places for the characters to land on. Like Mario Party but unlike Muppet Party Cruise, a mini-game...

Wouldn't it be cool if Disney decided to add a three-hour block of Muppet programming to either The Disney Channel or ABC Family Channel? Perhaps it could be called The Muppet Channel, and can play Muppet programming. I would have it be three-hours long, and between the programming there...

Many Henson anniversary specials and documentaries have clip montages, where several clips play, often over some music so we basically only see the clips and don't hear the audio. I think that it might be fun to list what clips were used in certain montages. I'll list what clips were in...

I was recently looking at Muppet Wiki, and looked in a list of Sesame Street Anniversaries, listing various tie-ins to Sesame Street anniversaries, and the only thing listed for the 20th anniversary was Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting. I think I have also seen a publicity photo promoting...

Let's start a thread for ideas for toys based on Hey, Cinderella!, The Frog Prince, and The Muppet Musicians of Bremen. PVCs: Hey, Cinderella!: Series 1-Cinderella, Stepmother, Rufus, and King Goshposh. Series 2-Fetaherstone, Prince Charming, Stepsisters, and Fairy God Mother. The Frog...

In both John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Togetehr and John Denver's appearance on The Muppet Show, John Denver had glasses. However, in Rocky Mountain Holiday, he didn't wear glasses, except for during the flashback sequences. So did John Denver get contact lenses around the time of that...

Does anybody know who the announcer for the title sequence for John Denver and The Muppets: Rocky Mountain Holiday is? I don't think the credits said who he was, and he obviously wasn't any of the Muppet performers (I probably know all of the voices that the male performers from this special can...

Does anybody know who the announcer for the title sequence for John Denver and The Muppets: Rocky Mountain Holiday is? I don't think the credits said who he was, and he obviously wasn't any of the Muppet performers (I probably know all of the voices that the male performers from this special can...