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I am wondering, is the version of Rubber Duckie where Ernie takes a bath in front of a blue background from the first season or the second season? I know there was an earlier version from one of the test pilots, but I've been wondering about the version that's more commonly seen. I remember...

I've been thinking... it was said that each episode is accompanied by a selection of skits from each season. If there are 45 skits and five episodes, it would make sense for each year to have nine segments included, to make them all even. I don't know if I am right or not, but that's what I...

Well, the Frackles were still used after Fraggle Rock began. They could be seen in The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years (and Traveling Matt is also there, so that's one fraggle and some frackles at the same location), The Jim Henson Hour, The Muppet Christmas Carol, and Mopatops Shop. Then...

Slimey has been seen in full-body form, too. Obviously. Actually, it seems like almost every small Muppet has been in a full-body shot.

It seems a bit ironic that Bert would often appear on the street without Ernie during the early years, as there aren't really too many sketches with just Bert but there are a lot of sketches with just Ernie.

I saw it mentioned in the press release that confirmed that it was five episodes from the first five years and mentioned what bonus skits are included. That was mentioned among the bonus clips. I guess it was a mistake.

I have read a post here from Michael Earl Davis, who performed during the late-1970s/ early 1980s, where he said that at one point he, Brian Meuhl, and Caroll Spinney were the only performers who were on the show full-time, while the other main performers were performing on The Muppet Show (I...

Chapter 14 Kermit and Miss Piggy were still in costume at the meeting. "So, uh, you are probably wondering why we are here", said Kermit. "Not really", said one of the employees, "We know that you are here to let us know how our company can be a bigger, better company." "Really?"...

I have been looking at the sketch lists for the episodes included, and thinking about the bonus skits that are known, and by my count, the set has at least 19 skits that have already been released on video and/ or DVD: 1. Wanda the Witch 2. Doll House 3. Beat the Time with Cookie Monster...

Chapter 13 Meanwhile, Bunsen and Clifford were stil under the table. The table was in the kitchen, but there were cooks everywhere. "This is not very hip", said Clifford, "I am feeling square." "Why won't these people just go away so that we can escape without getting caught?", wondered...

The official site didn't have a page for Little Muppet Monsters, though. One thing that I noticed is that the site had a page for Elmo in Grouchland (which Jim Henson Pictures produced) but not Follow That Bird (I don't know if Henson ever had any ownership of that movie). Sesame Street: 20 and...

I think it's pretty much been confirmed that Kermit will be included on the set. Hopefully none of his skits have been cut from any of the episodes included. But the official site shows a clip montage that includes a Kermit scene, and the official press release mentions that the set has Kermit...

I had an idea. I am not sure how good or bad this would be. But maybe, after the set is released and we know what all of the included sketches are, we could make a list of the top 45 skits from the first five seasons (and maybe also the last five seasons of the 1970s) that we want on volume two...

I don't think he will be cut, I don't see any reason for his sketch to be cut, but you never know (Ten Tiny Turtles was cut from the video and DVD release of The Street We Live On, even though that had previously been released on the Sing Yourself Silly video, and that video was later released...

Here are some voices that I can do (of course this is my own opinion. I haven't listened to a recording of myself talking in these voices, and nobody who has heard me talk in these voices have ever really commented on whether I sounded like them or not). Muppets: Beaker Elmo Cookie...

I think people complain the most about Eric Jacopsons portrayal of Miss Piggy, and I agree. He is better at performing Frank Oz's other characters, but his Miss Piggy sounds a lot whinnier than Frank Oz's version. Oddly enough, his Grover sounds more accurate, and Grover sounds similar to Miss...

I think it's great that the set has the first five premiers, but I think that maybe it should have been titled "Season Premier Collection", instead of "Old School". That way, we'd know for sure if the next set (let's hope there will be one) would be the next five seasosn or not. We'll just have...

This is good. I wonder how much the set will cost.

I would also like to know if the episodes have chapter stops.