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It gets me wondering, if The Four Seasons ever does come out, I wonder if they'll be numbered accordingly, or if they'll be renumbered, or even if they won't be numbered at all. Same with any new comic books if we do get new comic books. It was said that the plan is to rerelease comics every...

I like most of the 1960s shorts, and the Bosco shorts. Though I thought The Dot and the Line was from MGM, not WB (or at least a company other than WB).

I like the last season closing the best. For one, it's the only closing with Lips, but as far as I remember this version of the closing theme is the first version I heard, as it was used in the Playhouse Video compilations (at least the ones I rented; In recent years I've seen The Kermit and...

You know, I wonder if there are other Elmo's World videos with additional segments. The Muppet Wiki pages don't mention any other segments, but I'm sure many fans who would contribute to the wiki wouldnt bother with the Elmo's World DVDs, thinking the thre Elmo's World episodes are all the contents.

It's "Know Your Numbers Day" with Telly.

What has Meehl acted in, besides a few Sesame Street appearances on-screen? Heck, I can remember when I used to wonder what he'd written, since his Internet Movie Database page didn't list any writers credits. Though it's ironic that the downtime is one reason he stopped performing, and then...

Seems like for some things, Sesame Workshop tries not to give details that are a bit "dark". For example, the 40th anniversary book and a number of obituaries merely say that Nothern Calloway left the show due to health reasons, but Street Gang says he was let go to to many problems (Street Gang...

I hate to say it in a thread devoted to The Muppet Mindset, but I liked the Tough Pigs interview better. It had more info. I suspet the interview happened after the first one, since Michael Earl mentioned the Tough Pigs interview, and I guess there's not much Henson-related material to ask him...

I was surprised to see Michael Earl interviewed by the mindset so soon after Tough Pigs interviewed him. These are the first interviews I've read with that performer.

I've noticed the Moopets hidden in the poster, Miss Poogy and the Rowlf Moopet being most noticable. The Kermit Moopet seems to be squashed at the bottom. And yet it looks like the Janice Moopet is there twice. There's one instance where we can see a little of her face, by Scooter, and then it...

I thought I already said a few times here, but I only remember one other "new" shot, which went by quickly and can't remember anything about it. And I don't recall seeing anybody we didn't know would be in it.

The whole first half was the same as the first half of the teaser trailer, then there were several clips, most of which have been in the trailers we've seen. It included Kermit's "The Muppets are about artistic integrety" line (can't remember if the "fart shoes" clip was shown, but I think it...

That's good to know, though I am a little confused. So are you saying that the classic "People in Your Neighborhood" clips are just parts of the clips or the whole segments? It's good to know that at least part of the original "People in Your Neighborhood" is finally on video. Also, you...

It went by fast and I can't remember many details, but I'm thinking there was another crowd/group shot taking place in some sort of studio. I searched YouTube to see if it's been posted but have been unable to find this version of the trailer. Just Sweetums, Thog, and the Mutations.

It's "Counting with the Count Day" with... Oh, who is it again... Oh... Oh, yeah, with The Count.

I went to see Winnie the Pooh today and finaly saw a Muppets trailer in the theater. There weren't many others watching, and the movie didn't get much response (I didn't hear any laughing until after the trailer ended). I don't think it's been mentioned on the forum, but the trailer in front...