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This is great news. You know, tonight, before dinner, I prayed that this set would be announced soon, and the announcement was amde on the night I prayed for the official announcement to be made (I also prayed that Sesame Street: Old School Volume 3 would be announced soon... maybe tomorrow?:) )...

Though Richard was meant to perform in that sketch, and while David ended up performing in his place, Richard Hunt didn't perform either voice. Jack was voiced by Kevin Clash, while Jill was performed by Pam Arceiro. I wonder why one of those wasn't meant to perform the character they voiced...

There are a lot of characters who I've often wondered if they were meant to only appear in one sketch, who later became regulars (or semi-regulars). Characters like Chris and the Alphabeats. There are also characters who I know were meant to be regulars, but though many of them seemed to...

That could have been any blue monster. It could have been Grover, or Herry. There was another blue monster, I think made from the Murray puppet but can't remember if it was Murray. But it definately wasn't cookie monster, since Mrs. Bear mentioned that "the big canary said he'd sleep with the...

The newest podcast episode is "Rhyme". Besides the corresponding "Word on the Street" and "Word of the Day Explanation", segments include: The Rhyme Time Song Fat Cat (edited to only include the "ball" rhyme section, and with the word "rhyme" appearing on-screen at the end, with Murray reading...

I knew that it was from the same episode. I just noticed that the clip started with Kermit asking a question from that sketch before switching to another scene, before goingto Gonzo's introduction of that scene. I wondered if thatw as intentional (maybe a "Paul is dead" refference).

Well, I was just looking at the Muppet Movie page at Muppet Wiki, and didn't see him listed as a character in the finale. Maybe he wasn't there after all.

Lately I have been wondering if maybe Don Music was originally intended to appear in just one skit, before being brought back as a regular character. The majority of his appearances that I know of are from newsflash segments, though he did appear in other segments. The Muppet Wiki page for him...

While with many video and album releases I'd like for more unreleased stuff to be included, when there are documentaries or anniversary specials there are often clips that I hope are included, even if I have 20 or more copies of the same clip elsewhere (and uncut, while the documentaries and...

I thought this thread was about refferences that Family Guy has made, but I've noticed that a lot of people have listed scenes that aren't refferences to anything.

I think that Caroll Spinney (and his wife) should have at least gotten a "story by" credit (or a "based on an idea by" credit). I think Jim Henson: The Works mentioned that Jim Henson wrote an outline/ first draft for The Mupet Movie, yet he didn't get any kind of writers credit for that.

Peter runs over the Road Runner Wile E Coyotie complains about a bad product wrong sounding muppets The Electric Company opening theme Cookie Monster's rehab Spiderman's cameos ("everybody gets one") The Koo-Laid Man suddenly appearing in court Doc Brown taking Marty...

Back when The Street We Live On premiered and What's the Name of That Song? was released, Danny Horn wrote an article at tough pigs saying that fans want more than they get. Do you think that's true, or do you/ we/ I just want different things? I think it's good to settle for a certain...

So far there hasn't been any news of any new Sesame Street DVDs with new footage. Could the writers strike be part of this? Of course, ever since Genius Products got the license to distribute Sesame Street DVDs, there has only been one DVD with new footage, Kids' Favorite Country Songs (I am not...

It seems like there was some sort of weird audio edit before In My Life was played. It begins with a question that appeared before the segment, then suddenly swithced to another scene from the Twiggy episode for no apparant reason, before going to the beginning of that sketch. What happened...

Announcer: It's time for Inside the Sesame Studio. Tonight's host is Guy Smiley. Guy Smiley: Thank you, thank you, welcome. I am Guy Smiley, your favorite game show host. Tonight, I honor the life of Cookie Monster! Cookie Monster: Hi, Guy! Guy Smiley: Hello, cookie monster! Well, how do...

Did Jim answer the last questions that were asked in the first Ask Jim thread? I don't think he did, and it might be good if they were answered. Moving right along, here is a question for Jim... Do you happen to know what happened to Pepe's original partner, Seymour? Seymour and Pepe...

I don't know it offhand. The article is reprinted in a Tough Pigs thread, called "hawiai episodes".

He has also performed Mother Snuffleupagus, and performed a character in the Monsterpiece Theater segment The Postman Always Rings Twice.

The newest one is "Gigantic", featuring: The Word on the Street: Gigantic Word explanation: Gigantic a man asks to see some gigantic things, ending with a bird, which is not gigantic, except to a worm a girl plays music on a fench, which turns out to be the teeth of a large monster (I...