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Looking at Michael Earl's page on Muppet Wiki, I found a link to his myspace page, and found a video clip that can be found on youtube, listed as "You Seen a V Around Here?" It features two characters, a little boy and a fat blue man. The boy asks the man if he's seen his V. I couldn't identify...

Chapter 6 Thog flew away from the building, and landed on top of a parking meter. "That fire sure is scary", said Thog, who observed all of the people in the building running out. Thog then suddenly grew back to his normal size again, crushing the meter he was sitting on. "hey...

Chapter 5 Thog was now very small, but could fly extremely fast. "Oh, wow!", said Thog, "Being small isn't that bad after all!" Thog zipped over town until he found the get-away car, still being chased by police cars. "I think I can stop those robbers now", said Thog, who then blew...

I didn't know that there were segments with Louie and Abby.

Chapter 4 The now-thin Thog flew really fast, and went looking for the get-away car. He soon spotted it. "I'll stop that car that's being chased by the police!", exclaimed Thog, who quickly flew in front of the car, and then pushed on it... But he didn't have much strength, and the car ran...

Are you talking aout the old series, or the new series?

Did you just change your e-mail? Because I sent you an article a few days ago. I don't know whether you got it or not.

It is Number 2 Day with Grover. I don't know if this might have been done on purpose or not, but last night the Families Stand Together special aired, and today the site added the sketch where Grover applied for a job as a life guard.

When you said you got details on what "all" will be included, I thought you meant alist of all of the clips, not a listing of special features. Good list of bonus features, though. Yes! James Taylor will be on it (I hope it's the "That Grouchy Face" clip, and not Jellyman Kelly). And Feist...

Chapter 3 Thog flew higher up into the sky. "It's so nice", said Thog, "getting to see all these clouds up so close!" An airplane then suddenly flew past him, scarring Thog. "oh... Oh...", said Thog, "I think I almost had a heart attack." Statler and Waldorf looked out the plane...

I missed the first few seconds, so I missed that part. I'd be surprised if he actually performed him (Nelson didn't seem to perform any other characters in the special), but I think he pre-reccorded the voice.

I thought it was a good special. The scenes with Grover were funny. It was funny how Grover completely forgot about his own work history. Also, did anybody else think that that banjo (or was it guitar?) player seen in the final song looked like a Muppet version of Jerry Nelson?

Chapter 2 Soon more of the Muppets went backstage and saw Thog flying. "I can't believe it!", said Scooter. "I am so jealous", said Fletcherbird. "Now remember", said Miss Piggy, "Moi am still performing in both the opening and closing numbers this week!" Thog landed. Everyone...

Enjoy this outline! Chapter 1 Dr. Bunsen Honeydew was backstage at the Muppet theater, looking for Beaker, who was hiding so that he wouldn't have to try out Bunsen's latest invention. "Hey, has anybody seen Beaker?", asked Bunsen. "No, I haven't seen him", said Kermit. "I'm...

I wonder what kind of vechicles would be used. The Electric Mayhem bus? A different kind of tour bus? A tour van? A number of cars? Something that's a bit too cheap for stars to travel on?

While they aren't my favorite sketches from The Muppet Show, I'd just like to know, what do you think the chances are for new Pigs in Space and Vets Hospital sketches to be made for muppets.com?

I agree. Even if it doesn't have everything on my personal wish list (and I'm sure it won't) it'll probably still be a great set. And there is something I was thinking of today, that would be great to see on this, and I figure it probably won't, but it'd be great to see the various clips...

Comic Book Resources has a preview for Muppet Robin Hood. This one includes appearances by Beauregard and Fleet Scribbler, and also has a reference to Muppet Peter Pan.

In many cases in trilogies I like the second ones best. I like Back to the Future II, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, and Home Alone II: Lost in New York the best out of their respective trilogies (I know, some of those had fourth movies, big whoop!)...

Let's talk about The American Revolution sketches. As far as I know, there were only three of them, and all three can be viewed at sesamestreet.org (sesame workshop also uploaded two of those three on youtube and hulu). The best one is easily The National Bird, with many of the main Sesame...