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I'm sure the "magic carpet ride" line is no longer used just because they've shortened the theme song. That line is still included in the "Sesame Street: Platinum" album, released in 1996. But yeah, I can also understand the drug connotations as another reason why Children's Television...

I watch Sesame Street for Sesame Street. I've been able to catch some of the new episodes from Season 38 and I must say I like Chris on there. He's pretty cool. And it was nice to see Gordon and Susan around again together. Elmo's World is Elmo's World. I've sat through it before- and though...

Okay, in looking through Wikipedia, I've found a Sesame Street monster who looks familiar. I'm wanting to say that it was this guy- http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Image:Character.oldmcdoogle.jpg who was the monster thief in the episode I'm thinking of. (Which may blow a hole in the monster...

I can't remember if I've posted this or not before- but I've been thinking about it again lately and so I'm wondering if anyone at all on this message board might remember this. I have been trying to locate more information on a particular Sesame Street episode I remember watching as a child in...

If the country was recuperating from the Revolutionary War or the Civil War, would it be okay if Rosita and Elmo were involved in a puppet show for children, helping them cope with injuries their parents may have sustained in fighting for America's freedom? (And by the way, lots of Americans...

Ha ha- cute! Nice to see an Oscar reference in Heathcliff, which is a great comic and cartoon, by the way.

Tom Cooke's done a pretty good job on lots of Sesame Street books too. I've always liked "Bert and the Broken TeaCup":)

Whoa- they've done a Mighty Morphin Power Monsters sketch? I missed that one! Not that I really care for the Power Rangers- but that just sounds too funny to see on Sesame Street!:D

That's really cool! Yeah! Talk about a Muppety Merry Christmas! :)

Hmm- I think that one sounds like Kermit interviewing kids on the first day of school. I've heard of it before.

Hmm- that is interesting. The main thing I know Toei for is their lavish 1970s live action Japanese shows (like "Battle Fever J" for instance- which is essentially a Japanese version of Captain America)- basically the forerunners of Power Rangers. I don't really get into watching any of them...

Whoa! You can't make this CD without putting the ultimate classic- "Kokomo" by The Beach Boys! (my favorite song by the band, followed closely by "Wouldn't It be Nice?"):) Kermit and Miss Piggy do a great, fun cover of the song, which I believe appears on "Muppet Beach Party" It's also...

Here's the IMDB listing for it, with all the voice actors http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0273345/

Doc and Sprocket appear just like in the live action series. In fact, so do the Gorgs, the Doozers, Marjory the Trash Heap, Philo, Gunge, I think even Cantus, Uncle Traveling Matt and most all the characters from the live action Fraggle Rock series. It's very much just an animated version of the...

The Fraggle Rock cartoon series had 1 season in 1987, for a total of 13 half-hour long episodes. Here's the episode list. As you can see, some shows actually contained two 15-minute episodes, and some shows were just one 30 minute long episode. 1 - A Growing Relationship / Where No...

Does anyone know if there's any possibility of having the Fraggle Rock cartoon series get released as a separate DVD box set? Or as a bonus with this last Season 4 (and 5) Fraggle Rock DVD box set? That would really Rock!;) :excited:

The Muppet Babies' voices weren't grating at all. But obviously everyone has their own opinion.

Although I can't remember a specific episode, but I'm almost positive that somewhere through the course of The Muppet Show, Miss Piggy and Robin interacted in some way. (And I'm sure someone on here can give you an exact example)

Do You Wanna Dance? :-) Okay, here's a review for the Sesame Street video- "Zoe's Dance Moves" (2003 video, approximately 40 minutes run time.) (Special guest star- Paula Abdul) On the DVD, besides the usual stuff- play story, chapters, and previews... there's also a bonus feature- a brief...

Okay, come to think of it- 15 minutes does sound about right. And I didn't realize that about The Fix-It Shop, though I'm glad for the change. It's nice to have a place like that that actually repairs televisions and toasters and such. And I just like that better than The Mail-It Shop...