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While we do encourage merchandise and tape trading, out of respect for the copyrights of the Jim Henson Company out-of-print videos, homemade VCD's and DVD's may not be sold for profit on our forum. After a warning, advertising such illegal material for profit will lead to suspension of your...

I think they were originally going for chronological order, but later mixed it up some here and there on each of the discs. I would have preferred chronological as well. I agree about the redundant Elmopalooza tracks. I heard rumors that there were other artists who they wanted in the...

Was the exhibit the "Art of the Muppets" from the early eighties or something else?

In Today's Daily Bit, Ken shows us the upcoming Clifford figure at various angles sitting in his director's chair. http://www.palisadestoys.com/new/whatsnew/thebit/index.php What do you guys think?

Here's the latest audition news from VEE, producers of Sesame Street Live and Bear in the Big Blue House Live...

Beauregard, thanks for your apology and for being more considerate of such possible "hot topic" issues in the future. I am merging this thread with the other one from earlier. Since the issue should now be taken care of, the discussion will remain closed.

I think it will still be awhile yet, possibly 1-2 months at least. I'm sure when they start showing up we will be talking about them here. If anybody does find them, be sure to let us know where you found them.

"Monster is the Mirror" is the CD version included on 1990's "Put Down the Duckie" release along with Sesame Platinum and many others. Unfortunately, the celebrity version isn't on the CD. I'm sure getting the rights for each celebrity to release that on CD would be quite expensive.

What browser and version number are you using on your Mac? If this is happening to anyone else with a Mac, please post the same info.

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The UK sketch was the song "Dog Eat Dog" by Baskerville & Rowlf. It will appear about halfway through the show.

This is the way "mark as read" is designed. It will "mark" all the posts as read (ie, no longer new).

Hope that you have a good day Ben. Many other students and teachers around here have bee returning to school and college the past couple weeks or so.

We have had several requests to remove the links that were posted to outside sites. Considering the circumstances and out of respect for Richard Hunt's family, we have consequently removed those links.

For those of you in Toronto, how was last night's episode? Was the Uk sketch included? Or by some miracle the original first season theme? Any other interesting edits or comments on the presentation of the show?

Just noticed that the box set was at number 27 on Amazon's music best-sellers list. Considering the price point, that's pretty impressive. Has anybody been able to pick up the set yet? It might be helpful to let people know where it is showing up on the shelves. If you get the CD collection...

Paul, all of your notifications have been bouncing. It is likely a problem with your e-mail account that is effecting all/most of your e-mail. I would definitely look into the issue.

The Bruce Springsteen episode is airing tonight. A shame it wasn't the Muppets. Maybe some day... For those who didn't see it, these were the choices for tonight's episode. http://abcnews.go.com/sections/nightline/Nightline/ntl_labordayvote_030815.html

BlueAM, Nice that you remember that article. It was a long time ago. They are excellent trailers. Extremely cool to see them in the theaters. There is nothing as much fun as hearing an audience react to Muppet stuff.

That's wonderful news Hans. Do you think the episodes will be uncut with UK skits?