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Last night I dreamt that I was watching the 50 Years and Counting DVD, and there was a change to Put Down the Duckie. The actual release is the original non-celebrity version, in this dream I was watching it, expecting it to not be the celebrity version... and suddenly it's a new celebrity edit...

those two episodes that were guided today sound awesome. Are there any other scripts that note a specific performer doing a character to a pre-recorded track from another performer? Considering how rare it seems that Jim Henson performed in street scenes, I was wondering if his characters were...

I think most of the Answer Lady segments have only been available to fans via foreign dubs, with only one (that was uploaded by Sesame Workshop) available in English (and I know the wiki people at least have the second one in English).

Hopefully that thing about needing a research reason to view the shows was a misunderstanding. Would “helping Muppet Wiki” be a good enough “research reason”? Would it be wrong to make up reasons to want to do research to watch episodes?

I’m guessing there wasn’t really any new info to add to the wiki (I figured images wouldn’t make their way). A while back Scott was talking about whether a page on pulled segments would be worth doing, making me interested in learning of segments that were specifically pulled (as opposed to...

makes me wonder how much will be left to research for the wiki by the time they’re all there.

Based on what’s been reported here, and it might be a little hard to determine from clip montages, am I right that the only unaired Sesame Street content featured are “Snuffy’s parents get a divorce” and (at least part of) the Katy Perry segment?

Episode 244 has a couple of Ernie segments I don’t remember seeing pictures of before. They look interesting.

In Home Alone 2, while it’s understandable that Harry and Marv would want to kill Kevin when they see him unexpectedly, it might have been in their best interest to just not confront him at all, since their goal was to just lay low, steal cash, and get passports. If they didn’t go chasing after...

Surprised about celebrities who passed on, I don't think those are really rare just because the celebrities passed on.

I recently saw a post on either Facebook or Twitter somewhere, from somebody who worked on Fraggle Rock, who said that the show was shot on high res video, even though it was impossible to broadcast in high res back then, and that that's why the HD release of Fraggle Rock looks so great, I...

https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0171 Notable thing about this episode (though I don’t see it mentioned on the actual episode page) is that Mr. Macintosh is referred to by his first name, Mortimer. I wonder if he was named after Mortimer O’Brien, Chet’s brother.

Kirk Thatcher autographed a picture of Baby Sinclair while Steve Whitmire autographed a picture of his characters. with the Thatcher autograph, he asked me if there were any particular lines from Dinosaurs I wanted quoted on there, I asked for “we’re gonna need another Timmy!” I had forgotten...

Today I went to GalaxyCon Louisville (which was called Louisville Supercon last year) and got another Steve Whitmire autograph, but I also got Kirk Thatcher’s autograph.

Hopefully by the time all the episodes are there (particularly the ones we really care about), Muppet Wiki will have completed it’s Sesame Street episode guides.

When I first heard of Noggin, I wished my cable provider carried it. I figured even at age 14 that there were too many episodes to rerun them all (and I didn’t know how many episodes there were - I certainly didn’t know there were 130 episodes a season, though back then I didn’t think about how...

Didn’t realize that most “regular” Don Music sketches weren’t shown often then while Mystery Guest was the most frequently shown (ironic that Sesame Workshop has not officially released that one on video or online). Of course it seems he didn’t appear that often. He appeared at least once in...

Spoiler about the last episodes of St. Elsewhere and Newhart, though they are among the most famous “last episode spoilers” of all time. fans (and even cast members) have considered the St. Elsewhere finale among the worst ever, while fans consider the Newhart finale among the best ever, and...

His last new appearance (under... okay, over Richard) was in a season22 appearance, the season before Richard’s last. Don’t know how much time he got to spend taping Sesame Street inserts before he died (or before he became too ill to do material). his last...

have those monsters who overreact to what Telly worries about appeared before? I’m getting a vibe that they were part of a gang or club led by Telly.