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There's one thing stated quite a bit in that article on Nicky Holiday that I never quite noticed, and I watched "The Great Muppet Caper" again after reading it, looking for this character trait, and still couldn't find what the article writer was talkign about. I am referrignt o the mention of...

Here's an interesting clip that was just added: http://www.sesamestreet.org/video_player/-/pgpv/videoplayer/0/4d34d0c1-d782-4bcf-af27-f2da334c151e/snow_dance It's obviously a special episode-specific closing credit sequence, yet there are no credits. The theme music is included, and Elmo...

It's Weather Day with Zoe yet again, so soon after it ended.

This is exciting news! I saw this special on youtube two years ago, and thought it was great. It'll be great to own a copy.

Of course, unless they can get permission to include Sam the Eagle in the bald eagle episode, then there would probably never be "complete" sets.

In the 40th anniversary book, it says that he preferred behind-camera roles.

You said that writing "Muppets Tonight" was a group effort, and that you thought the same applied to the writing of "The Muppet Show". When you mention "group effort", do you mean all writers wrote for every scene? Because on these and many variety shows, I always assumed that each individual...

The King of Eight was one of ten segments nominated for voting on amazon back in april 2009. The winning segment was "Bert & Ernie: String Tied", the clip listed as "fan favorite". But at least both segments can be found on other DVDs. King of Eight is on quite a few DVDs (Old School Vol...

I saw the one with Benny a month ago, but didn't really pay much attention to the dialogue until now. Now if only somebody would upload the whole special on youtube.

There was also a game boy color game (making this and Labyrinth the only Henson movies to have video game adaptations) and a storybook. I think there was also a coloring book.

Now it is number 1 day with Grover. It was this day yesterday.

I thought the instrumental opening was from season one. By the way, does anybody know if there are any good Peanuts message boards?

Are you talking baout the first issue of this one (which would be #4), or issue #1 of the "On the Road" storyline?

Here's some ideas I've had for some one-disc releases of the first three decades (if I was in charge, each would be a "volume 1"). The Best of Seasosn 1-10: Bert and Ernie: Cake The People in Your Neighborhood (original) Pinball Number Count #5 Grover's Restaurant: Big Burger Kermit and...

I haven't seen those sketches, but I'd consider them an honarary two-part sketch, and I assume all parts of every multi-part sketch would have been shot on the same day.

For some reason, I don't remember that part of the film. I recall the lines in that scene, but really only recall the kids playing in the sandbox, intercut with the machine footage.

The 40th anniversary book just says that Hal Miller wasn't a good fit for the role. And in a way, it seems like there are similarities between him and the Gordon from the test pilot. Their looks are similar (though Miller's hair is bigger), we don't know much about either (but at least we...

Both opening themes were included when Nickelodeon broadcast the series and the specials. I don't know if The Disney Channel showed both openings (I'm guessing not... I didn't have The Disney Channel at the time the channel showed The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show so I only saw it occassionally...

That special is titled "Why, Charlie Brown, Why?"

Something that I forgot to touch-up on is the fact that there seems to be quite a sources (Sesame Street Dad - at least judging by a review I read, the 40th anniversary book, a quote from Roscoe Orman that I read somewhere, the extra chapter about Roscoe Orman at the street gang website) that...