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I've read that Jim Henson was given creative controll over The Muppet Show, due to it being syndicated, but does anybody know if Jim Henson was given this privledge when he made The Jim Henson Hour? Heck, I wonder if Henson ahd creative controll over Fraggle Rock, and wonder if Sesame Workshop...

I really enjoyed the latest one, especially the audio from the promo for the playhouse videos. I've been wanting to see that again for years. Yes, it's only the audio, but still nostalgic. I've been hoping that it would be put on You Tube someday.

Sesame Street Spectacular Show #2 Scene 1 Big Bird and Telly are at Hooper's Store, preparing for breakfast. Alan asks them what they want. Big Bird wants birdseed cereal, but Telly can't decide if he'd rather have pancakes or saussage. Alan suggests that Telly have both. Breakfast...

Oops! I meant to write that they were playijng "Follow the Leader", and I misspelled "leader". And it's too late to edit.

Okay, I am going to make 20 posts here, for a ficticious Sesame Street activity-like series, featuring segments from the show and new scenes. The number of letter sponsors will vary but will usually be two letters. Enjoy! Sesame Street Spectacular Show #1 Scene 1 Big Bird introduces the...

Maybe it would be good if Disney produced some Muppet short films, similare to the old Disney, Warner Bros., and MGM shorts from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. I don't think there have been many puppet shorts in theaters, but they could probably last 5-10 minutes, and focus on a small number of...

Here's some things that I wish Disney would do: First of all, I think that Disney should produce a Muppet TV special. Not a made-for-TV movie or mini-movie, but a special, like the various Mupet specials of the 1980s. Perhaps they could revive Kermit's Christmas Capers, or make a music...

At first I read "AF" as "Alf". It's not often that people abbreviate "action figure".

Maybe. I haven't transcribed very many of my outlines (and when I have, it's usually been the backstage plots and related scenes). I don't think I'll be able to transcribe the songs. When planning this, I looked up Cher on Wikipedia, looking for titles of some Cher songs that she didn't sing...

You know, if there were any good time to have brought back Sherlock Hemlock, that mystery episode would have been it.

I thought I mentioned that as the only example of them interracting that I know of. (goes back to first post) Oops, I mistakenly mentioend the Teressa Brewer "at the dance" spot. D'oh! :eek:

That song is called Wheels on my Feet, and is available on the video Big Bird Sings.

But there have been a lot of repeats of complete episodes recently. So a sketch being repeated woldn't be too different.

This episode was good. It's a shame that the credits were cut by the user. I wonder what those claymation clips were from. Those animal clips look like they could have been clips from film inserts from Sesame Street. Ridiculous was also the secret word in the Family Guy episode "Peter...

If Kevin Clash is too busy to perform in many new Elmo's World segments, then obviously the old ones could just be shown.

Well, I checked the iTunes Store, and there aren't any episodes of The Cosby Show available for download there.

I don't mind two-hour shows, as long as they stay interesting, perhaps if the topic changes every 5-10 minutes.

I've heard that the first two episodes of season four were originally produced as part of season three, but not shown until the next season, and these sets are supposedly being released in production order.

First, Here Comes the Muppets gets taken down, then Days of Swine and Roses gets taken away, and now this. NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!:boo:

I had just started thinking, if the first two episodes of the fourth season will be included because they are being released in production order, then shouldn't Thirty-Minute Work Week have been the first show on the first season set?