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Great article. Interesting that they'll show Kermit walking... I hope the movie doesn't have too many full-body shots of the Muppets walking. Also great that it'll have every Muppet we can think of. Though I bet it won't have anybody owned by Henson or Sesame Workshop. I guess we'll see...

So I guess this is the first officially-announced tie-in with the new movie (not counting stuff that was announced for release last year that are rumored to come out, or those Muppet dolls shown at ToyFair in 2010).

A number of older non-Elmo releases are still in print (Learning About Letters, Learning About Numbers, Sleepytime Songs and Stories, Sing-Along, etc.), and in the past two years there actually have been quite a few releases that don't have Elmo on the cover. I have noticed that both The...

Okay, I have a question for Lisa, though I don't know if she'll know the answer off-hand. But I'll ask anyway. During the first season of Sesame Street, Jim Henson provided voices in a number of claymation segments teaching such letters as S, Q, and U. Did Jim Henon have any other...

I hope in the trailer we get to hear Walter's voice (I figure we will, unless it's just a short teaser), as well as Matt Vogel's voice for Uncle Deadley.

It's "Sing a Song Day" with Ernie.

I sort of agree. I like watching the second intro, but not at sesamestreet.org (where as far as I can tell you can't skip past anything in the clips you watch).

Last night I dreamt I saw a deleted scene from The Muppet Movie, involving a nighttime car chase between the Muppets and Doc Hopper, in bad weather. And during this time Sweetums had taken a bus to hollywood, when he looks out the window, sees the Muppets, then runs out the bus, only to have...

I just started thinking... If this was still titled "The Greatest Muppet Movie Ever Made", would we have gotten a different poster? Because this is the blandest Muppet movie poster I've ever seen, and it would be very ironic if it had "greatest" in the title while being a bland poster.

You know, when I first learned about all these different logos shortly after Muppet Wiki started, I assumed that each new episode replaced the previous logo in later broadcasts. It wasn't until about a year ago that it hit me that people had copies of the pink logo (the image was uploaded on...

I'll have to think about what I'd want to ask. But is this interview about anything in particular?

I came across this commercial for the 1989 video release of The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuwOBxE0vYA What's interesting is that the commercial advertises it being available on VHS and Beta, but only lists one price for the video. I would have thought one...

I'm a bit mixed on the poster (and why do I get the feeling there'll be seperate posters for each character in the poster, in the same pose but alone?). I feel they look a bit CGI. I wasn't expecting this kind of poster image. But then again, I don't know what I was expecting.

In the case of Monsterpiece Theater, I always figured the first change was due to Masterpiece Theater changing it's opening as well (though I've read that the third opening was not based on any actual Masterpiece Theater opening).

Well, while the Muppet Wiki page for Elmo's Travel Songs and Games only lists the segments pictured on the back of the packaging, the "Kermit in Sesame Street Merchandise" page mentions that the DVD contains "Forty Blocks from My Home".

The "News Flash" logo in the Sesame Street News title card changed quite a few times over the years. But for the most part all that changed was the colors on the logo. Size may have changed a few times, though I'm unsure. But why did the colors change? I can see why the original pink logo...

I would expect ABC or Sesame Workshop to be the best. Though a few months ago I saw a post somewhere where someone contacted Sesame Workshop, learned that ABC owns the rights to the special, contacted ABC, and was told that ABC had no trace of the special. A few clips were recently shown at...

I think that's a mistake. I remember when The Best of Elmo 2 was announced it was said the run time would be 27 minutes, but it's actually 50 minutes long, and the Bert & Ernie's Great Adventures DVD was originally announced to include ten segments as opposed to the 13 that was included. So it's...

It's "Take a Walk Day" with Murray Monster.

I prefer the theme from the classic shorts over the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh theme.