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Since Sherlock Holmes was planned to be a guest in the cancled "Guest Stars" storyarc of The Muppet Show Comic Book, I wonder if maybe this could be the reason why it was cancled (then again, couldn't they have found another guest star?).

I wonder if that might be the episode where "The Snufflelullaby" originated.

And yet there's no movie based on Pac-Man or Paperboy? Shameful...

Are any other youtubers having this problem: Lately whenever I get an inbox message, the text appears for a second and then disapears. I can see the messages when I check my e-mail, but it is strange. Also at one point a few months ago it seems all of my then-previous comments had vanished...

Uncle Deadly has a tail, though the puppet doesn't. I though it was weird that they bothered to give Leon a tail, when the puppet didn't even have legs. And the only time it was shown was in the behind-the-scenes episode when the performers are performing... Interesting that Kevin Clash...

I wonder if any fans are going to use the e-mail or facebook to ask her trivial questions about the show (or Follow That Bird, or Christmas Eve on Sesame Street, etc.).

One thing that's cool about happy meals and such is that a property with hundreads of characters (like the Muppets) can be made as a happy meal and several characters can be included, and it most likely wouldn't matter how popular the characters are, because people usually don't know what happy...

Kermit now counts Twiddlebugs on the site!: http://www.sesamestreet.org/video_player/-/pgpv/videoplayer/0/86bf469c-7e7b-4edc-a5cf-05d368882fd4/twiddlebugs_party One thing I've always wondered: Why does Kermit scrunch his face at the end of that sketch?

I know that this issue has been brought up on the forums before. Anyway, the two Old School sets include the first ten season premiere episodes, and the first 12 premieres were all sponsored by the number 2 (the first episode was sponsored by 2 and 3... But only one 3 segment appeared in...

I thought that A Boy Named Charlie Brown was a little bit different. There were some rather artistic scenes (such as Schroeder's piano sequence), and I thought I read that Snoopy's skating animation was rotoscoped. It seems like the first two movies were different from the specials in that...

I don't know if Jim Lewis would know such things about DVD releases (I could be wrong), but regarding Henson's early work I imagine there'd be more required negotiations. Many of Henson's earliest productions are owned by outside companies like Sam and Friends (Universal), the various...