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The Monsterpiece Theater segment was cut from 1836 on HBO Max (as noted on Muppet wiki). The Fred cartoon was probably a case where it was either overlooked or probably kept in because the character comes and goes on the screen too quickly (so at that it’s easy to miss the eye), where as Mr...

That seems more likely actually.

I think you’re looking into too much info there. There really isn’t any evidence to indicate that the phrase alone would be a reason to remove that segment from HBO max releases. I don’t know if other segments surfaced in said releases, but my honest guess would be moreso the possibility the...

I feel like that episode was just naturally retired, nothing too specific with it.

There’s an easy solution to that. You can make an entire playlist of clips like that on YouTube.

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My only guess is the street scenes themselves probably still exist separately. The episode master itself (including segments) no longer exists.

No, that’s just an effect the user put on there in an editing software (whatever they used). VCR’s literally didn’t exist in 1969…..

Yeah, episode 12 isn’t even that special sounding to me other than it being the introduction for “Spinning Wheel.”

I see segments like that only being hyped up in a case of people just wanting to see what isn't available. Honestly, many segments that have eventually surfaced after being unavailable for the public for years haven't even been that exciting as people hyped them up to be.

I think that song was mostly tongue in cheek to be honest. But that’s honestly one of my favorite Missing Persons songs, and they’re just an underrated band in general.

This is why I’m just becoming more supportive of bootleg streaming websites now.

To be honest, looking at the two Don Music street appearances in season 16, I feel like Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats were shoe-horned in “Imagine That,” as were the country AM band trio with two members closely resembling the Alphabeats. I mean it’s clear women were providing backing...

I think by that point they probably would have just redone that take from scratch.

Actually though, I am glad the Tarzan-jungle style hair was ditched for the Pumpkin hippie commonly associated as Rockin’ Richard of the Monotones in favor of putting back the smooth black hair the character design initially had in season 1 once Little Jerry and his band became established by...

Well they were lip-syncing to the original pre-recorded track from season 1. Jim performed the lead hippie in the original segment as he did provide vocals as well.

I don’t think trivial details like headwear or body parts flying off would be noted in the scripts. And I’m pretty sure none of it was intentional, I mean top hats like that can easily fall off a puppet’s head if it’s otherwise just sitting on top flat and not placed over the head like the shape...

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