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A clip from the first version appeared in The Muppets: A Celebration of Thirty Years. That's the only time I remember seeing any footage from that version. I wondered about that version for a long time, because I was so used to the version with the blue background. I asked about that version at...

(The screen reads The Sesame Street Video Collection, and then te words Volume 4 suddenly appear on-screen) (Big Bird is in his nest, all alone) Big Bird: Oh, hi. I am glad you are here. Everybody I know is too busy to play with me. And I can't find Mr. Snuffleupagus anywhere. But we are...

(The title appears on-screen, scrolling to the side as "Volume 3" scrolls from the side onto the screen) (the video opens with Ernie and Bert standing in front of the steps to 123 Sesame Street) Ernie: Hello. I'm Ernie. Bert: And I'm Bert. Ernie: Today, we are looking at the various...

Maybe 1 was originally planned to be a number that sponsored the show, but then the producers changed their minds. Or maybe Jim Henson produced a one segment without knowing or caring whether one would be a sponsor.

(the opening sequence features the title "The Sesame Street Video Collection", which then scrolls up and "Volume 2" scrolls in it's place) (Susan, Gordon, Olivia, David, and Luis are in front of the 123 Sesame Street building) Susan: Hi, welcome to Sesame Street. Gordon: It's a beautiful...

I debated over whether to include a "brought to you by the number 1" line for this, since this is supposed to take place in 1977 or 1978 (when the library books were released) and the number 1 didn't start sponsoring the show untill the 1980s. I also debated over whether to have this inspired by...

I have been wondering how the Muppets usually reacted to Big Bird talking about Mr. Snuffleupagus. I know that the humans were usually annoyed, but were the other Muppets equally annoyed, or did they believe Big Bird more? I would imagine that Kermit or Bert might be annoyed by Big Bird...

I am planning on writing some scripts for a possible video series based on The Sesame Street Library book series from 1977-1978. I plan on having these take place in 1977, the time they were made. I plan on writing up to twelve volumes. Here is the first one. (An opening sequence appears...

(Harvey Kneeslapper walks up to Don Music) Harvey Kneeslapper: (trying hard not to laugh) Hey, are you the great songwriter Don Music? Don Music: Yes, I am. Harvey Kneeslapper: The same one who likes to bang his head on the piano? Don Music: Oh, I don't like to bang my head. I only do it...

(Lefty and his boss run into an alley with a brown paper bag) Boss: Okay, I think we've got everything we need. Lefty: Right, boss. Boss: Do yo have the secret recipe? Lefty: Yes, sir. (opens his trenchcoat and gets the recipe out) Boss: (putting bag on crate) Okay, I'll get the stuff...

(Lefty and his boss run into an alley with a brown paper bag) Boss: Okay, I think we've got everything we need. Lefty: Right, boss. Boss: Do yo have the secret recipe? Lefty: Yes, sir. (opens his trenchcoat and gets the recipe out) Boss: (putting bag on crate) Okay, I'll get the stuff...

Was 60 Minutes around back then?

The redone skit is good, but I would like to say that you don't have to rewrite a sketch just because one person mentions something that would have been better. I don't normally rewrite my fan fictions based on other peoples suggestions. You should write what you want, not just what other...

Does anybody else think that the term "Classic Cuts" sounds misleading? It might lead to people thinking that it is a grouping of skits that were cut from the show (then why'd they be called classics?). Then again, classic cuts is probably a better term than "The Best of Season (insert season...

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If single-disc releases of Muppet Babies get made, I wonder if they will be themed or if they will be random groupings of episodes (like the single-disc Fraggle Rock releases; It seems like only two of those had themes). There are a lot of themes that could be used for a disc. Besides "The best...

There is one part in the book where Kermit says that he wanted it to be more than just an autobiography that could be adapted into a movie by making part of it a self-help book (though it does focus more on self-help). But actually, after looking at the self-help part of the book, I am convinced...

I feel like I saw one sketch without Kermit or Ernie, but don't remember The Count being in it. I don't think it had any regular characters (that I was familair with). But I don't remember any details, so I could be wrong (I've only seen mention of three Miami Mice skits on this here message...

Does anybody know how well this set has sold in stores? It would be good to know what the sales are, and possibly good to know if it sold better or worse than the two Electric Company sets (it would be good to know if it sold better than whichever EC set sold better, and perhaps if it sold...

I didn't know that sketch was edited (then again, I wasn't too familiar with that sketch). It seems like Happy Birthday is a very expensive song to get the rights to include on video. I wonder if this means that the sketch where Ernie sings Happy Birthday to U won't be released (that sketch...