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The past few years PBS has only showed the episodes from the current season. Meaning that they will air the same 26 episodes every five weeks for the entire year. Next year's season will likely start on April 4 or 11, 2005. And even if they showed older episodes, they would either be from...

Sure you can post eBay links. Just put it in the "buy sell or trade" folder. You can even just reply to this discussion.

He's talking about Sababa's Vet's Hospital plush doll set, not Palisades' action figures.

Sounds kind of shady to me. Unless of course you ordered a 10 disc set and they offered you 5 more discs so that you could have the whole set of 15. Either way, let us know what they ended up sending.

There is also a Flip Wilson episode with Kermit and The Anything Muppets along with another episode staring Big Bird.

Glad you are enjoying the music. Thanks for listening.

My guess is you'd get $20-40 for it on eBay. If it was for one of the first three Muppet movies, it would probably go for $75-100.

There was an issue with the smilies and the limit was changed to three. This happened weeks ago, but this may be the first time the issue came up for you. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Well said Quinn. Sales is the bottom line especially with both major retailers like Target and Toys R Us (most likely) out of the picture. Everyone needs to step up and continue to support the line. It's up to the on-line retailers, the few brick stores left and the fans. It will be an amazing...

The Jim Henson figure is going to be sold from the Palisades site for anyone who wants it. He will be available in October/November while Sweetums is scheduled for a September/October release.

Not yet. But Bean seems a natural for series 11 especially with the recent added packins in series 9+. Let's just hope the line continues after series 10. We really need at least 12 series to get the remaining major characters still missing.

Nice tribute page Warrick. Thanks for giving out the MP3 of the original performance of "Bein' Green" with Ray and Kermit as well. I'm sure many will enjoy it.

Quinnmas is coming, the goose is getting fat... Nice work with Beaker by the way. :eek:

That was the "other" Ray Charles who was musical director on The Muppet Show. This is a very sad day. Whether it was one of several TV appearances with the Muppets or stopping by Sesame Street, Ray believed whole-heartedly in Jim and what the Muppet team was striving to accomplish. Just listen...

Frank Oz's latest directorial project The Stepford Wives debuts in theaters accross the country this Friday June 11. After you watch the movie, post here and let us know what you think. Here is a little info on the film along with some quotes from Oz himself... "Stepford Wives" now a laughing...

Since season 35 was taped last fall, long-before the Disney deal was done in February, we will have to wait and see what direction Sesame Workshop goes with the character names.

This discussion should help answer your questions. Feel free to post there if you'd like any more info on Frank. http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=14165

Actually, the first version ("The Muppet Alphabet Album") came out in 1971 as a Gatefold LP. Seperate letters of the alphabet were included along with a chalkboard type thing. In 1971, the letters were also broken up on 45's with 3-4 covered on each disc. Little letters were included with each...

I think they are all 1999-2000 episodes. I haven't watched 123 Sesame since last year, but I think they are still airing these currently from what people on the boards have said.

Well, we don't know *for sure* at this point, but keep in mind that when Sesame Workshop owned 12.5% of Noggin back in 1999, they aired lots of classic programming: Sesame Street Unpaved, The Electric Company, 3-2-1 Contact and more. It was only after Sesame Workshop sold their stake in Noggin...