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I read somewhere on the forum that Sesame Workshop owns those Kermit clips, so they can show them whenever they like. (But they may have to credit Muppets Holding Company since he's no longer a Sesame regular.)

I got them from Ernie81981.

:attitude: :smirk: Nobody's perfect.

1990 episode: (The episode number is the only thing missing) Muppet Segments: Song: "Pearl, White Teeth (Shark)" (1980) The Amazing Mumford's Rabbit Trick (with Grover) (1971) Ernie and Bert Camp Out (1983) Kermit's Bear Exercises (Blue-Screen) (1969) Game Show: The School Game (1985)...

1) Yes. 2) Yes. 3) Yes. She's also the woman who sings about "climbing mountains". Here's a list of who sang what: Calliope organ music heard in the background. WOMEN: Are we all here? Good, I'm pleased to be. Song starts. ALL: Women can fly way up high on trapeezes. BETTY...

1) I can see why the Ultragorgon, the Storyteller's Dog, and Dog are counted (since they interact with other Muppets [Jo-Jo] on the show, namely the "Secrets of the Muppets" episode), but that's the problem; they're the only ones who interacted with them. Jim talks about them, but never refers...

I've got many "Plaza Sesamo" episodes.

Updates: SSU: 1836 2123 2208 2485 Other: 1990 episode: Placido Flamingo's Animal Opera 2755: The City Helper's Surprise Prize 123SS: 3149 3161 3163 3176 3180 3193 3195 3197 Later in the day I'll go over what Muppet clips can be found on these.

I meant to post the following message on Monday, but couldn't get it through: ----------------------------------- Is it a good idea to add the characters from the second-half of JHH that aren't related to the Muppet world? To me, "The Storyteller", "Lighthouse Island", and others don't...

Does anybody have this? I'd really love to see it again. Doesn't it begin with an extreme close-up on the Count's face?

He did, but he only appeared in one episode.

Yes.

I'd guess so. I'll check the list.

A couple of interesting notes: 1) The first time one of the numbers is turned (the right corner) a hand can be seen coming behind the board and turning it around. 2) Though Guy Smiley was rebuilt in 1971, the puppet in this sketch is the original version.

http://toughpigs.com/bookclubhooper01.htm The episode is pretty much the same way. :sympathy: :cry: :(

What other Sesame segments do you have? :halo:

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What's "Pinwheel"?

The first and second stories were: --The debut of Super Grover --Super Grover trying to prevent a girl on a sled from hurting herself.

Did anybody else happen to see a shaggy brown creature in a tutu walk by? :smirk: I think I'm going crazy. Or zany. :zany: !