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What if the baker film series from Sesame Street had a skit for the number eleven? Well, read the following script and find out! Kid Voice-Overs: 1! 2! 3! 4! 5! 6! 7! 8! 9! 10! 10! 9! 8! 7! 6! 5! 4! 3! 2! 1! (the numbers zoom past the screen) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10... (there is now...

(This time, the title appears on an animated cake, with 12 candles. The words "volume 12" appears on the lower left corner of the cake) (Susan and Gordon are getting ready for a party) Gordon: Oh, hi. Welcome to the party. Susan: We're so glad that you could make it. Gordon: We are...

It seems like most of the new characters from The Jim Henson Hour had something realy special about their looks. Clifford is one of those, though most of the other new additions from that show had much better looks. I think that Clifford is a bit serious when compared to Leon, thoughy Leon's...

I don't think that the wait between those movie releases is too long. There was a four-year wait between MCC and MTI, and a three-year wait between MTI and MFS. When you think about it, there was a two-year wait between The Muppet Movie and The Great Muppet Caper, and a three-year wait between...

Well, as far fetched as it sounds, you have got to realize that Sesame Street has had a large number of celebrity guests on the show over the years. I think this is to get the parents of the kids interested in watching the show with them. But a lot of celebrities have appeared on the show, most...

I already read that, though I thought it said that Jim Henson was in the bidding war, not the legacy. And that's still not clear on whether the legacy/ Henson got the distribution rights or just copies of the sketches.

Oh crap, I posted this fan fic twice. Anyway, after writing this, I thought of an idea that I wish I had thought up earlier. Regarding Oscar's dirt collection, I should have had Mr. Snuffleupagus standing next to the really big pile, on the opposite side of where others were standing, so that...

Yes, it is. The Sesame Street Unpaved special credited The Pointer Sisters as the singers, and the album Songs From the Street credits them.

I thought that I was able to start my own threads before ten posts when I first join. Have the rules changed since July 2005?

I read that after The Jimmy Dean Show ended production, Jim Hensona dn Jimmy Dean were in a bidding war to own the series, and after Henson lost, he bought the Rowlf footage from the show. Now, what I am wondering is, did Henson buy the distribution rights to Rowlf's segments, or just copies of...

(The title appears on-screen, as "volume 11" fades onto the screen) (Big Bird is in his nest area, with a microwave turned on) Big Bird: (noticing the audience) Oh, hi, there. I just got this new, magical microwave. I just turn it on, and in a few minutes, something magical will come...

(The title appears on-screen, as "volume 11" fades onto the screen) (Big Bird is in his nest area, with a microwave turned on) Big Bird: (noticing the audience) Oh, hi, there. I just got this new, magical microwave. I just turn it on, and in a few minutes, something magical will come...

Muppet Wiki is actually more accurate than The Internet Movie Database. Muppet Wiki cites sources for many of it's information. Many of the info on most of the pre-1980s episode pages for Sesame Street episodes not shown on Noggin are taken from files from the Sesame Workshop archives, which can...

I think that not only Clifford should be brought back, but also Mulch, Leon, and Polly Lobster. I am surprised that Leon didn't become a lasting character after The Jim Henson Hour. I feel like he is more muppety than Clifford. And I think he is cooler.

Whether or not this show has a lot of musical numbers, I think that the last episode should end with a big cast number. I wonder if the new show that comes after the mockumentary will be ones who Kermit was seen to have been found and brought back. I wonder if any Muppets will return without...

If it is fictional, then is the name supposed to be a joke of some sort?

I read about this skit at the Yesterdayland message board a long time ago. I read there that at first Ernie looked out the window and saw Mr. Snuffleupagus and told Bert, but Bert looked out the window and he was gone, and told Ernie that he was probably imagining things, and told him what an...

I figured that this sketch didn't exist on Sesame Street. If it did I would have thought that more people would have remembered it and mentioned it in one of the many threads about this film series, or that somebody at Muppet Wiki who remembered it would have listed this skecth on the page for...

To Jim Lewis: I was recently wondering, have you thought about starting a thread in the Henson People section for fans to ask you specific questions about the productions that you have written? I know that performer Terry Angus has a page like that. Perhaps you could start an "As Jim...

I thought I would bump this thread up, so that it doesn't get lost. There are still quite a few videos that haven't been reviewed yet.