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I know it's best to be patient :wisdom: . But it's hard to wait for the next set. :batty: :insatiable:

Does anyone know if Sesame workshop is planning to realease a third volume to the Old School DVD set? I was just curious. I hope the reports about them not being suitable for kids dosn't get in the way of it. :p :( If they do plan to make one, that would be just super. :super:

Do they have a title for the book yet? i for one have a suggestion: "Down at Fraggle Rock". What do you think?

I must say Jarrod that you have a very special gift. i would love to do business with you someday if that's all right. (only on originals, not replicas)

Very nice work there. You should think about having a career as a graphic artist. Anyway, keep up the good work and continue to do what you love.

Those are from Playskool. I used to have them as well. i am trying to find the ones from Fisher Price. You can look them up on www.thisoldtoy.com. If anyone knows where I can find them or has them, please let me know or email me at pns1@comcast.net. Thanks

Remember those old talk-to-me books that Fisher Price made during the late 70's and early 80's? I wasn't around them but I am trying to find all of the titles based on The Muppets/Sesame Street: -It's the Muppet Show -Big Bird's Look and Listen Book -Goodnight Sesame Street -Grover Visits...

I don't care at all about the packaging design or the lack of the "Muppet Morsels". All that matters is that the third season is coming out, which to me, shows that Disney is doing all they can to help bring out our very Muppets. I do, however, have one question. The making of the Muppets...

Unbelievable. I can't believe that it is coming out that quick. This is very good news. :) :) :)

We just have to see it to believe it. But once again, Disney is usually secretive about these sort of things. Let's keep our fingers crossed and say a little prayer for the last three seasons. :D

Wow. I had a feeling that something like this would happen. A Fraggle book like this would be an excellent edition to my Muppet Collection. They should probably do the same thing for Sesame Street's 40th year. Anyway, that's great news. Thanks a lot GelflingWaldo. :excited: :smirk:

It's nice to see other Muppets who weren't at the New York service, including The Count and Flo Bear.

Say Cindy, are you and Phil still doing any garage sales on ebay? Just wasn't surte if you were or not. I'm still trying to find some certain stuff for my Muppet collection.

Hiya. It's been a while since I have posted or started a new thread, but on the saearch for some more additions in my Muppet collection. I am trying to find someone out there who might be selling every single issue of Muppet Magazine. If anyone is willing to compromise or start a trade with me...

My favorite sections are the ones with Grover, The Count, and Cookie Monster. I can honeslty say that I don't have to look up anything Sesame on youtube.com anymore. Can't wiat to see more additions. :)

OMG that commercial is so awesome. :excited: I now know what the costume versions of Herry and Mona Monster looks like. And as for that photo, that is from "Around the World" from 1983. :)

This is by far one of the best Muppet documentaries ever made. I think they should also do another one based entirely on Jim Henson.

It's quite obvious that Jim made a good choice when he auditioned a performer for the bird and the grouch. God Bless you Carroll. :grouchy:

Sounds like a good idea to me. :) ;)

This is propbably one of the best things that Sesame Workshop has ever done. Hats off to all of them.:) :) :)