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The hard-plastic Count puppet was not released in the USA. (A fabric version was released in the US). He was available in Canada and is a great likeness. However I don't know if the hard-plastic Count puppet was sold in other countries outside of Canada.

It was on the 1971 Warner Brothers' record "Sesame Street 2". Since this was several years before the special, it most likely was used on the show in some form. How, I don't know.

Noggin and Sesame Workshop have a four-year contract for "Play With Me Sesame". So there should be at least two more years of the show.

From now until Christmas, join Muppet Central as we celebrate the holiday season. We have holiday themed home page menus on the front of the site designed by James Carroll. These will be changing every few days so be sure to check in often. Also, more than 150 Henson Christmas songs are now...

From now until Christmas, join Muppet Central as we celebrate the holiday season. More than 150 Henson Christmas songs are now in our Muppet Central Radio music rotation. We will also play non-stop Muppet Christmas music from December 21-25. http://www.muppetcentral.com/radio/index.shtml...

It will most likely be April 2004.

In the US, Mr. Willowby's Christmas initially aired on CBS in 1995. It did re-air for a couple years on Odyssey in 1999 and 2000.

Very cool Hill! I'll have to check that out.

You guys in the UK got RaceMania six months before it came out in the US. So it's only fair Party Cruise comes out a little sooner here. Isn't it? ;-)

The song was not included in the theatrical release for the movie. It was added in the fall of 1993 for the first VHS release. It is believed that for the UK DVD, Disney used the theatrical print of the film without the song. That's the reason it's not in the version you have.

You guys are always welcome. We love ya. You're just extended family.

Cool Edit was recently bought out by Adobe and has been renamed as Adobe Audition. For right now, the Adobe version is just a rebranded version of Cool Edit 2.0. You can probably still find trial versions of Cool Edit 2.0 to download on other sites...

Every source is handled differently depending on it's condition. For cassettes and VHS, hiss and misc background noise is always removed. The source is normalized. Then any kind of necessary tweaking takes place depending on how "rough" the source file is. If it's in mono, some stereo effects...

Can you elaborate on your question? It can mean several different things. Are you referring to the file format or software being used? Or do you mean the actual process of conventing an LP, cassette or video audio to a digital form that ends up being streamed?

You had mentioned 30 episodes in your post. There is a 10 disc set (30 episodes) and a 15 disc set (45 episodes). Even though one is cheaper, once you get TMS bug you will likely want as many of them as possible. TMS DVD's are like gold. At least to most of us.

The Christmas menus (and Christmas music on Muppet Central Radio) will begin on Friday. The menus will change every few days leading up to New Year's Day.

Maybe in 2004. Stay tuned... :)

This review might be helpful as well... http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/reviews/merchandise/muppets_magic_dvd.shtml

The Muppet Vision instrumental tunes were donated to the station earlier this year. Unfortunately the songs were never available on CD. Most of the unreleased tunes (not on CD) I have mastered one-by-one from the best source material that I have whether that be LP, cassette or VHS. I've been...

Great info Artie. Thanks! Picked up a few for holiday gift-giving.