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Does anybody remember this Street scene from the 80's? Elmo imagines a machine invented by Luis. In this skit, Luis shows Elmo his Vacuum/Toaster/Music Box combo machine. First Elmo tries the Vacuum part, Then the toaster, then the music box part. I remember seeing it in the 1980's.

Nope. It was The Disney Channel that reran The Muppet Show. I remember watching it in the early 90's.

I know it's like trying to transfer My Sesame Street Home Video or Sesame Street Songs Home Video from Random House Home Video from Betamax to DVD. It does not work because the Betamax tape has a copy-protection signal by Macrovision.

Well, I used to watch both Fraggle Rock and The Muppet Show on The Disney Channel (back in the days when the network was uncut and commercial free).

Well, The network is now relaunched as Universal Kids.

Not to mention Sesame Street, Cro, Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?, 3-2-1 Contact, Newton's Apple, or other PBS Kids shows on Twitch.

I used to remember seeing The Muppet Show on The Disney Channel back in 1992. They used to rerun it.

That could be possible. David Rudman has done some Richard Hunt characters (Including Sonny Friendly).

Yes. Tough Eddie was a one shot character. Same thing for Pat Playjacks (who hosted "Squeal of Fortune").

Oh, It's April Fools Day!

This is not right!!! We need human casts as well! We need Sofia, We need Alan, We need Chris, We need Gina, and many others.... It's where the human interact with Muppets. This is not right at all!! :eek::mad::boo:

And here is an episode from Stossel about Copyright laws.

I wonder Julia will met Alex (The muppet kid with a father in jail)?

She may have retired from the show.

Here are my favorites: Family Food with Richard Dawson (RIP) U Really Got a Hold on Me with Smokey Robinson Pretty Great Performances - Italian Street Song - Placido Flamingo and the All Animal Orchestra (Conducted by Seiji Ozawa) Pretty Great Performances - Concerto for Flute and Animals -...

I love that one too. But I also love the celebrity version of Put Down the Duckie. Because it has Pee-Wee Herman.

Another sad moment I can think of Cookie Monster having a very emotional nightmare of meeting a giant talking cookie (Who is addressed as "The Monster Cookie"), He tells Cookie Monster a sad story about how he became that way, His cookie only diet cause him to become a cookie. And sadly regrets...

I am wonder what the BGM piano tune used in the Lost Dog Poster for Ace film is? I know it's not Joe Raposo who composed it.

I used to see this on Sesame Street. I wonder if HBO would pay tribute to him. I did a fan art for Gene Wilder. http://buddyboy600.deviantart.com/art/Letterman-is-Speechless-632528425 It's called "Letterman is Speechless".

Jerry Nelson also on Sniz and Fondue (Supporting segment on KaBlam!)