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It last aired in the US on Odyssey in 1999-2000. It originally aired on HBO ten years earlier. It would make a nice DVD set if Henson ever decided to release it. If marketed well to music teachers and the like, it could have a nice niche market.

Your best source for these is eBay. I saw an auction last week that had several Sigma mugs including Animal, Gonzo, Dr. Teeth and others. It was $75 at the time, but no telling how high it ended up.

Hi Rene, The mug was made by Applause in 1999. I looked on-line at some retailers and didn't see it listed anywhere. You may want to keep an eye out for it on eBay. If anybody here has this available, please let Rene know.

Cory, where do you put Faffner Hall in your mind? They are bright, but very different from the Muppet style. The Creature Shop worked on some of them as well. However, if you say they are creatures, then there is an issue with the background "Muppet Show Muppets" (Frackles, monsters, animals...

Here's the latest daily bit from Palisades including multiple backstage playset pictures, the announcement of Gaffer and a look at the painted Scooter PVC. http://www.palisadestoys.com/new/whatsnew/thebit/Muppets/Tue3_9_04.php The big pics...

If anyone has the new Labyrinth DVD box set, please submit a review. It would be helpful to other fans who are considering purchasing the collection. http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/submit.shtml

The song is originally from the 1971 album "Havin' Fun With Ernie and Bert". It's a fantastic album and has been one of my favorites ever since I was a little boy. The 1971 original includes a foldout map and game chart. The album was reissued in 1976 with a gatefold insert including a...

I don't know for sure, but I think Ken has said that they will be single packed from this point forward. Will be interesting to see if they sell better that way.

At this point, if you are wanting to sell it what you might get for it is totally dependent upon what an individual is willing to pay. Obviously they'd want to see photos of the jar from all angles so that there weren't any surprises, but maybe someone would pay $50-75 for it. Beauty is...

The New Mexico shows were from 1975.

The entire memorial service was recorded by JHC. Reportedly, it was about 2 1/2 hours in length.

Well, usually one in near-mint to mint condition on eBay goes for a minimum of $125-$200. Some high-end Sigma collectible guides have it rated at a "value" of $600 in perfect shape.

I believe they should be out this summer, a few weeks before series 8 arrives.

For anyone who missed it, you might want to sign up for our mailing list. We sent out a mailing reminding users about the appearance before it aired... http://www.muppetcentral.com/help/list/index.shtml

Thanks for the feedback. I have seen a CD available before from several outlets, so it exists in some form. If anyone does have the CD, please post and let us know.

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

Just wanted to bump this up... I'm looking for a copy of the 1990 "We Are All Earthlings" CD or cassette. If you have this, please post here or send me an e-mail. I'd be willing to trade other CD's, LP to CD transfers, or some classic Sesame episodes if you can help me out.

Here's the announcement when they changed the name... http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2000/060500.shtml

To me, Dinosaurs go in the "Muppet Worlds" category. Kind of like Faffner Hall, Bear, Mopatop, Hoobs etc. That is the way the collectibles section is divided up as well since Dinosaurs stuff is included under "Muppet Worlds" there.

Just wanted to mention that we are discussing some possible alternatives that we might be able to implement concerning new ways to highlight forum members. We appreciate the feedback that everyone has shared so far. While it probably isn't possible to please everyone, we will see what we can do.