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Chapter 3 Rizzo was still trying to pull Gonzo's head out of the wall hole, with no luck. "Oh, let me help you", said Scooter, who put his arms around Rizzo and pulled. Gonzo was still stuck. Beauregard then saw this, and decided to pull on Scooter. Then Lew Zeland saw this and...

Chapter 2 Most of the Muppets were having a great time inside the cave. Fozzie and his mother were certainly enjoying it. "Well, Fozzie, this is the life", said Emily Bear. "You said it, Ma!", said Fozzie, "This trip sure is BEAR-able! Wocka wocka!" "Uh, Fozzie", said Emily, "Please...

The Muppets had decided to take a trip to a cave. Leading them was Kermit the Frog. "This is a great idea", said Robin, "I am so glad that we came to this cave today". "Yeah, this trip is going to be great!", said Scooter. "Well, I am glad that you all are happy", said Kermit...

You know, it seems likie most of those episodes available were released on video in 1993 and 1994. Am I right?

If Miguel was on the show in the secodn season, then I guess Sesame Street Unpaved and the Old School booklet were both wrong about Luis being the first human cast member to have been added to the cast. Yes, I know that several characters debuted in the same episode with him, but I figured that...

Chapter 4 Everyone was screaming as the submarine went out of the water and still flew up into the sky. Gorgon Heap puked. "Oh, I've had too much to eat", said Gorgon Heap, "Next time I'll skip the fruits and vegetables..." "Well, maybe we'll have another mess", said Beauregard. The...

Chapter 3 The submarine was headed towards Cuba. "I'm still hungry", growled Gorgon Heap. "Well, what would you like?", asked Grover. "I would like to have some spaghetti", said Gorgon. "That can be arranged", said Grover, who went to a closet door, opened the door, and then a...

Chapter 2 The boat sank, and they all went under water. "Oh, no!", cried Fozzie, who then realised that he could still breathe and talk clearly under water. "I wonder how we are able to talk and breathe", said Fozzie. "This water is obviously polluted", said Gorgon Heap, who grabbed...

Chapter 1 It was the beginning of spring, and Fozzie Bear, Bill the Bubble Guy, and Gorgon Heap all decided to go on a motorboat trip. "Well, it's nice to be out here at the lake on such a beautiful day", said Fozzie. "This looks delicious!", said Gorgon Heap, looking at the boat they...

I am about to write a very weird fan fiction story here at Muppet Central. Be warned.

I wonder if there are any sketches that Sesame Workshop will just plain refuse to release. I hope not.

That's right, they do, although they probably won't ever show Muppet Babies reruns (it seems like Disney doesn't like having it's programs broadcast on non-Disney-owned cable channels. Nickelodeon never boradcasted anything owned by Disney).

Here are what years I think Lefty's segments were made (though all of the skits from the first season are confirmed at Mupet Wiki): Lefty tries to sell an 8 - 1969-1970 Lefty tries to sell a U - 1969-1970 P and R - 1969-1970 Empty Box - 1969-1970 Air - 1969-1970 Stop Sign -...

Here is what year I think each Harvey Kneeslapper sketch was originally from: "Got an A on Ya?" - 1970-1971 "Do you know where I wanna B?" - 1970-1971 "Wanna C?" - 1970-1971 "D on you" - 1970-1971 bucket of confetti on door - 1970-1971 "Sticky Four" - 1970-1971 "I'd love 2" -...

I wonder what episodes will have commentaries. I think that Nature Calls, Baby Talk, Steroids to Heaven, Georgie Must Die, and Changing Nature should.

The song listing on the back of the Big Bird Sings DVD lists it as Wheels on my Feet. Was this song ever released on CD, audio cassette, or LP? I feel like this is one of Big Bird's more classic moments, but I haven't ever heard about it being released in audio format, not even on albums...

That music video was cool. It's too bad it's not more widely available (Columbia should have included this as a special feature on The Muppets Take Manhattan DVD, instead of those Muppetisms). I wonder what was up with those outer space graphics at the beginning and ending.

Disney has had other successes. The Muppets Wizard of Oz was number two in the ratings when it premiered, and I think Kermit's autobiography and the christmas album were both successful (well, those two were at least successful to us... does anybody know if they were a success to the general...

I agree. The first episode had an extra number sponsor, but that number only had one skit in the episode. However, some of the episodes had skits for numbers other than 2, even though they weren't sponsors. It was mostly segments about the numbers 10 and 20, though the Count's first skit was...

I wonder if Jim Lewis knows about this thread, or if he has read it.