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No plans for that one currently.

That's from my other Youtube account, dedicated to the animation work of the great Richard Williams. (Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Thief and the Cobbler) While you might remember the 1977 Raggedy Ann film (which we have about five different 35mm prints of, if we can ever get the rights to...

That's from my other Youtube account, dedicated to the animation work of the great Richard Williams. While you might remember the 1977 Raggedy Ann film (which we have about five different 35mm prints of, if we can ever get the rights to release it on Blu-Ray), the Broadway musical version of...

Very interesting -- this audio is also from Wonderama; wish I had the video. This is Joe Raposo debuting a weird disco version of his song "Rag Dolly," from the 1977 Raggedy Ann film by Richard Williams, and his later, rather dark and unusual broadway musical.

This audio is also from Wonderama; wish I had the video. This is Joe Raposo debuting a weird disco version of his song "Rag Dolly," from the 1977 Raggedy Ann film by Richard Williams, and his later, rather dark and unusual broadway musical.

After looking at it, that particular clip of the Newsman [with Lew Zealand and Elmo in the background] is not from the 60 Minutes appearance and looks like it could have been part of the same appearance as the Janice shot which precedes it. The context might paint it as a promotional appearance...

The Newsman was featured in the Muppet Show 60 Minutes segment in 1979, though I'd assume Elmo wouldn't have been in the background then (not impossible though).

That would be a great find --

Thank you. I've worked very hard to restore this material (although many of the recent uploads were not restored by me) and am grateful to those who have shared rare material with me. I've just finished a version of Julie Andrews: One Step Into Spring, so look out for that. There's more coming...

Interesting German appearance there. Not that I speak it!

Star Wars people will absolutely take down any and all channels on Youtube, Vimeo, and so on. I see it happen constantly. And if I were uploading commercially available stuff from Disney or the Muppets, I'd be in trouble quick.

I would have to ask someone like Guillermo for stuff like that. Here's The Orson Welles Show:

Good guesses based on what little is known.

As if -- I've had the most trouble with Star Wars material actually. Which is now owned by Disney. Had both a Youtube and a Vimeo account shut down due to that.